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1988-10-09 - Orange Coast Pilot
Fro111 llunti ngton Beach to San Clemente ... We've got the coast covered SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9,.. 1988 •f' J40W WOULD 't'OU LIKE TO HAVE -SOMEONE LIKE M'<SELF REMIND 't'OU OF All '<OUR FAULTS? AND YOU'RE SO IMPATIENT! ~OU 6ET UPSET SO EASILV .• GARFIELD® • All the A f:=\swe~s ( ANC/-· MUC~ MYC~ MORE) I WOULDN 'T LIKE IT .. SEE?Rl6~TTHERE IS ONE OF 'feUR PROBLEMS .~Otl MAVE ~O DESUtE TO IMPROVE .•• AND VOlJ .T~l NK E\/Ef{'f'T~IN6 CAN SE SOLVEC' ... ev STORMING OVT OF TME ROOM .. OOOD MORNIN&, GARF If.LP GARFlfLP! ONE MORE IRIC.K ANP NO MORE 'TV FOR A Wf.E.K! r .. 75¢ AM I . BOT~ERlN 6 '(OU? A~D VOU ALWAV5 FOR6ET TO Tl/RM OFF Tf4e· TV W~EN 'f'OU'RE ™ROU6H WATCHIN6 f T ! BY JIM DAVIS I I I I . ! I .. .r :. .. ,.. .... NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE Expect the best Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate Services CORNER OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO 644-9060 THE . 1 COMPANY IN SO. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS NEW LISTINGS N.B. BLUFFS U86,000 Popular 3 BR "Delores" plan on wide greenbelt. Fresh as a daisy, and ready for accupancy. Cul- de-sac location g/f ers quiet & privacy. BAYCREST *"15,000 Custom single story on 2 lots. Pvt yard with lrg pool, fruit trees & RV access. 3 BR, formal DR, den, FR, wet bar, A/C & 2 F/P. Great buy! JASMINE CREEK Uf9,000 Dramatic Plan JV lovely light decor with private patios and garden. Spacious 3 bedrooms plus expanded family roo m. Central air. } OllVINE TElllACE S 1,200,000 Magnificent view of ocean bay and city lights. 4 BR with inner courtyard pool. Family room with wet bar. Seeurity system. Call for aot. LIDO ISLE LIDO S6f5,000 Wonderful Bayfront. Large condo completely remodeled in off white and mirrors. 2 stone patios. Boat slip available. LJDO · $696,000 Want to enjoy Bayfront livi ng at a fraction the cost of other Bayfronts? Consider this gorgeous 8th floor penthouse w/unsurpassed views! owe trade. LIDO PARK $795,000 A touch of Manhatten in the heart of Newport Beach. Panaromaic ocean view from this spec- tacular 7th floor. 2 bedroom. 21 1 bath. Seller may trade. UDO ISLE $799,500 Charmin_g 3 BR + den + offi ce on wide lot. Master BR has a private BA . Open 3+ bright noorplan w/french doors to large sunny patio. LIDO U ,900,000 Luxury with in credible views, high security with 4 BR. 5 BA. Nothing else like it because owner put two units together. UDO BAYFRONT 14,900,000 S~tacular location, 85' prime frontage on tip of Lado. Spectacular home. 4 BR, 7 BA with ex- quil:ite dfcoY. Spectacular yacht facilitin for a lmall flotilla. Spectacular price-pool included at no extra charge. · OPEN HOUSES SATURDAY NEWPORT HTS $429,900 114 G.UY PLACE 3 BR + FR H. STOCKWELL LAGUNA BEACH $449,000 !OIO OCEAN WAY 2 BR J . ROBBINS OLDE COM $459,000 5!0 NAICl~US DUPLEX 2/2 D. GOLDSBERRY EASTBLUPP 4BR H.V.HIW 4 BR BAYSHORES 3 BR, FR BLUFFS j BR H.V. HOMES 4 BR, FR LAGUNA BEACH 2 BR OLDE CDM DUPLEX 2/2 EASTBLUFF 4 BR SEA VIEW 4 BR BEACON BAY 2 BR + 1 BR NEWPORT HTS 3 BR HAUOI RIDGE 4 BR $530,QOO Z!U ALTA VISTA G. ANDERSON $698,500 3719 PAIK GREEN D.TROUT $825,000 %632 VISTA DllVE J . MACMILLIAN SUNDAY $385,000 410 PLATA K. PARKER %5!7 POIT WHITBY $429,900 G. LIVINGSTON . ' $449,000 Z060 OCEAN WAY J. ROBBINS $459,000 5ZO N.UCISSUS L. ROSE $530,000 2226 ALTA VISTA O.TROUT 1910 YACHT MillA $565,000 E. BROWN $695,000 %9 BEACON BAY D. VALENTINE $795.000 1401 KINGS ID D.GOLDSBERRY $799,500 60 RIDGEUNB E. OLSON NEWPORT BEACH $925,0003713 SEASBOIE DR 3 BR, FR D. MEEDER JASMINE CIEEK $459,000 1! WHITEWATER 3 BR, FR C. MCMAHAN NEWPORT HBJGHTI1429,900 •14 GARY PL 3 BR, FR H. STOCK WELL HV BIL~ 4BR HEWE GAIL 4BR $698,500 1711 PAll GUIN H~ STOCKWELL 7011 RIDDEN TIAIL $689,900 R. KURT'l NEWPORT BEACH NIWPOaT BEACH un,too Charming 2 story, 3 BR, 2¥4 BA home on a quiet cul-de·aac. Private backyard w/luah land- scaping. Upgrades throughout. A great value. '\ HARBOR-VIEW S429,IOO Wonderful family home. Attractive decor with light bright colors. 4 BR plus FR with FP. EASTBLUPF t4at,t00 Step into JolJy Old England. Beautiful hi(hly upgraded cottage in a park like setting. 3 BR, 2 BA. You will Jove it. I NEWPORT HEIGHTS *8!9,000 Cape Cod style w/5 BR, 5 BA. Beamed ceilings, €rench doors, stained gl888 windows. LR, FR-and master suite all with fireplaces. Spacious yard w/spa. BALBOA '870,000 High income from duplex located in the heart of where all the action 1s on the oceanfront down near t'he Newport pier. BA YPRONT • $796,000 Panoramic views to jetty 60' boat slip now available. Gorgeous redone 2 BR, tile floors, new kjtchen. 45' patio on the water, detail perfect. NEWPORT HEIGHTS '795,000 Fabulous 180° view of all of Newport !-iarbor/Entire second floor master bedroom suite, large deck plus patio. Three fireplaces. BAIBOI IJOOE • S7t9,500 A fabulous 180° view from this estate home. Quality throughout. 4 BR, library and large family room. Within steps oJ the pool. One of your most prefigious areas. ;; BA YSHOIES $825,000 A traditional 3 BR, 3 BA home plus den on & large corner lot. Very private master suite. Two beautiful patios. The home you have been wait· ing for. B~LCOua:r . •1 ,a15,ooo Satuat.ed m 1 very secluded & pravate location, this • BR custom home offers tasteful, neutral decor, lg. pool &t spa, security system, A/C, wet bar, 3 car garage + more! ' UNDA ISLE U,tto,000 Spectacular, conteme<>fary, remodeled, beyfront european kitchen, 4 BR, 6 ~ BA, turnin, buin, view, larse slip+ eou&h JN1Uo. OVER 100 OFFICES TO S ER VE YOU IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Fro111 Hunllngton Beach to Sa n Clemente ... We've got the · coast covered . ' ORANGE CQ\ST SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9~ 19 • '40W WOULD 't'OU LIKE TO HAVE SOMEONE LIKE M'/SELF REMl~D '{OU OF ALL '(OUR FAULTS? All the Answe~s {ANCJ MUCl-l MVCM MORE) I WOULDN'T LIKE IT .. SEE? Rt614T THERE 15 ONE OF \(QUR PROBLEMS .~OU 1-lAVE NO DESl~E TO IMPROVE ..• AM I 60T~ERtN6 '!OU ? 75¢ -- AND YOU'RE SO IMPATIENT ! ~OU 6ET UPSET SO ANt' VOV T~I NK EVER'fT~IN6 CAN SE SOLVEC7 ev STORMING 10-9 © 1988 United Feature Syndicate. tnc. AMC' VOU ALWAV5 FOR6ET TO TVRN OFF T.,.E TV W~EN VOU'RE TMROU6H EASILV .• GARFIELD® • OVT OF'T14E ROOM .. OOOD MORN IN~, C1ARFIE.L~ GARFlfLP! ONE. MORE 'TRICK ANP NO MORE iV FOR A WEE.K ! WATCHIN6 IT! BY JIM DAVIS • EVEQV DAV OF CHtl-Dt-tOOD AOOS T0~'2 tREASUCE CMES"'f OF · MEMOQIES. ·-------·---·-------- I 'VE BEEN WAITING FOR 20 M\NUTES .' BY HANK KETCHAM I'll even bet you 3THOUSAND dolfarG. by Harold Ledoux ' IT'S -REAc~1cE-OF ;c;u -~0 IT'S No PROBL-EM/ DROP ME OFF AT RAMEY'S 6LAD TO DO IT/ CAFE, RICK! • DOONESBURY A~D ~' kADIES A~D G£"11l8Y1EN I H ~D . · MAJORtil E HOLL<,J BUDD WILL PfR(:ffi>fYl ~9< ~AMOUS FLAIYllkJG BAID\J "\R\CK ! ,AL 'SO,t 11M ·OlteiANIZ&C>. ~V~~YTHtN<: IS SCHEDULED. l..,AWNS MoWsD Wti~l<'LY. .. WINt>oWS W.AS"H~P MONTl-'LY .. . . ROOF CHSCf<Et) YEARLY. .. ANt> FLJRNACE FltTeR CHANGED ~~ 10 YE/4RS, WHETHER IT NE SIT·· r BY GARRY TRUDEAU HC.W lDf\JG HAS HOL.L.4 BEEf\J OOlf\J& H~ ~lAtYllf\JG BA1tA'J 1RICK ~ • ··OR Nor. lH-OH. IS 'THAT J .- HoW ,A80UT · EVf~Y 5 YeARS ?.? ® u ID B f ( • •tl8 Unrt•O 'e•tU'• S~"'OCtfe ti'( ILL DEMON~TQAT• _, :JUMPtNC:71i.tROOGH A ~OOP! r;::.--~ CAN VOU TRUST YOUR EVES? There ere att 1Nst 11• dfffer· enc»s 1n drawiflg details between JOP end boftofn '**5 How QUICkly can you find them? Ch.Ck ansW9n With thOM belOW ~ .. ~., . ...,.... .. ,..... , .,.._.. ... , .. ·~ 91 "91» IUIW ·c..,...... et•1-i ·"""9w 91 ue,.......,.. ., :Ma1• ... IO Vou are asked to find names of the tollowlng eight items ol household furniture in lh.e letter maze above. and to trace them 1n order so that each of the letters of the diagram is used 1ust ( once: Sota, chair, bed, lamp, desk, table, pt.no ·'""'"--.c ~ cr•dle. Proceed Jetter by lett8f to~ squares. har1· zontally. vertically or dia· gonally Remember. Object 1s to proceed name by name 1n the order given Clue Look 10 upper right hand corner for l:.:~O..L.------~-.L..---..;;:~iiiii;a starting the stung of eight CRAFT SHOW! TrKe path of CoWmbus·s craft to the spot on names which he stands. Ju•t one of four peehe f.8lles It there. ... ti 'S iC • ... .. NET GAtM! Over the tene. .. In, not ~ In the ba•bllfl antio -..e. <: Add theM color• ,_ay: 1~ 2-U a... 3-Vetlow. '-Lt. "9wn. 5-Fleeh. 6-U. ar.n.. 1-Dk. blue. 8-l.t. purpe.. SPELLBINDER . SCOltE 10 point1 tor ~·"9 •II tM ,_.,.,., ,,, the word ~ to form t-o complete words - NAVIGATE -..... -----... ,- TMEN K or•, potn" HCh tor all . I ' -.rds of '°"' tetten or more found •mont tfte i.t..-rs Try ,. scan •t lust M ,....._. ' ate6 ""'91'\ ---a,q.sllOd BY TOM WllSON. SHOE ' 1He LYK/C' io "'UJtlle /.O(//c * 115 1£1/l?P BY .11/CH!tU Pr/KAK/5: .._. . ? ('"' ... 115 IEAl?/7 DY 66~6€ fJ<l.JH: /A:,#c I.al-I, MMe ::BAt:JO La/le ta/·1, ~-84VO me M,tfl' THIN& NO AO "'1E Me CATCH 5HKlll'llB-Otle 5CA Mc 1lJ.1-' llllV KICHllRPS II ~Cf ~ ~I? 5TWK5 tJfeA7' 8'/Kc tr ~6" V (r~, ~0 .ST/INL~) t*'1~ ,.JI.! /_ ~,., ~&S-SY Pll<ll llNK/I tfftJOt/5 A ~e - re-P ~l/Nepy AtPN~ !16 t/Kc 10 .flf<J'lc ml(£ !Jal r-~N Atlt? QVllt.Ms !!e'61N /l(/W·CIJfJT!?A 71111/6 t>111KE.J MG f'H~6M (cH(Yfr/,5) 15 TAAT TRUE., MOM ? ITCERT~~L~ ~~ ...... l5, OCl\R ... WAAT~'(oUR FAVORITE PL.Act? • MacNelly "Jl.4E MEtoJU f~ V~ED. JNW;l~iNE I ~ .. ~L. ANO #Ai~l( "rA517(. ~7/'f/IJ!;· FALL HARDWARE WEEK laily Pilllt Q : An LoeJ AJldenoe &.Del Bert Re)'90&d1 txpectias twiu? -Marcia Martin Belle Pla1M, Iowa A: No. Since sbe's 42 and he's 52, the couple decided to adopt. Now Quioton Anderson Reynolds (named after Reynolds' role in lllPPf PmlTS: Liii.. Gunsmoke) is keeping llt1 11111 s...l..-. • them hopping at home m Jupiter, Fla. The tyke's godparents: Ricardo and Georgiana MontaJban. Anderson, who has a married daughter Deidra, stars as an eviJ woman in the fall NBC movie 1..-Mve Her to Heaven. Reynolds st.arts production thi.s month for an ABC Mystery Theatre Q: I'd lib to bow aboat ~ Vila's laoese. -Jtff Herb. Boymown, Pa. A: The host of PBS' This Old Hou.se is selling his 12-room V1ctonan 1n Boston for S 1.4 millioo. Vila., 42, bought u I 0 year1 ago. He redid the kitchen and bathrooms, replaced the fumac.e (nicknamed Thor ~use of 11s rumbling) and put in a pool. .. While the house is great as an antique, it always needs more work,'' says Vila, who's mov1n& full -time with bis family to their vacatJon bol1$C, a modern four· bedroom on Cape Cod. The !bow 1s starting its I 0th season. (See our Home & Design stones, page 6.) Q: la Jack Nk:Hltoe really aotaa to be in ti.t _., kt1'Ulll morie? -Peter Nuchinu, Ithaca, N. Y. A: Holy diabolical ca.sting! Jack is playing the Joker, reportedly for SS mtJlion. Michael Keaton is the Caped Cnaader: Robin has yet to be cast QI Doa Ellea Wbee.ler, wlN> plays AIDS ncttm Cindy ClaudJa oe AU My Ci/Ura, lla.e AIDS? -Susan Br<JU, Waverly, Tenn Al No, she doesn't. WbeeJer. who took an Al OS test to better relate to her chanct.er, advises others to .. set informed aod you won't have so much to fear." Her character was to last onJy six monthJ, till June, but favorable audience response has helped ~ keep Cindy alive. .. People with llEEUI: ,..._ AIDS arc livina for years," says lmr ...., WheeJer. "Wbo knows?" ~USA WEEKEND Pubflahed by Gannett Co. Inc. ·~ 1• uaA WllK9C> Alen H. ........... a.... John J. Cultey, Pru•-. a CEO i........oei.t P.O. 8om SOOW, ....,.._,, O.C. IDOU, (703t~ QIESTIOI Of TIE IW Pro hockey really suits six Sutters Q: Art NHL hock~f playen llkh, Ron. Brtat. Duue, Daryl &.Del Briu Setter rtlated? I colkct hoc.key stickers and noticed t~y bad tbt samt aa.me. -Missy Thomas. Port Huron. Mich A: Amazing. but true -they're brotbe~ Mom Grace says that 1n V1kjn&. Alberta, .. There was oothmg to do e~t take your kids to the rink. l warmed a lot of , toes and wiped away a lot of tears " The lineup: Ron , 24, Philadelphia Ayers center; his twin Rich, Vancouver Canuck.s right w111g. Brent, 26, New York Islanders ceottt. Duane, 28, Chicago Blackhawks right wing. Darryl, 30, head roach with the Blackh.awk.s fann team in Saginaw, Mich. Brian, 32, head coach for the St. Louis Blues. A seventh brother, Gary, is the only one wbo never went pro. But he did coach Junior hockey teams. ~we all have a lot of competitive- ness," uys Ron. "I look forward to the opportunity to play agamst my brothers. Then, we get to v1s11 al\ttward.." Q: What's Jaappeaect to Robttt GaiUaiunt? -Inez Goldman. Dttrol/ A: Bt11SOn plays a teacher in uan on Mt (due Christmas lime) and a divorced mamagt counselor with two kids m a planned ABC series. Producmg the scnes is tough, he says: ''I'm one of these creatures who needs to be told what to do and when." Secret wish: singing m Tht Phantom of the Opera. Q: b MkJaad Duk.aid.a a card-anyl-a mtmber of dtt ACLU? -Chari~ Cox, San 8"11ardtno. Calif A :r Yes. Duk.akis belongs to the 250,000- member American Civil Liberties Union. Opponent Georse Bush does not um lllTllAY TO ... David Lee Roth, 33 . Cl£CI fT Ill: ....... ........... ....... ...... Qz ~Y do woma aJwaJt play l'dlr Pu! -Robbie Pnrnittgton. Tal/adegu 1 • A: Tradition. When the play premiered 1n J<i1.1 women did youna boys' roles. Famous Peter Pans: Mary Martin, Sandy DunC4r And, Dustin Hoftin.aa might play Caprn , Hook 10 a version due oext year Q: It Bono of dllt l'WJ Ul 1D&1Titd : -Jenny White, Ames I ·' Az The former Paul HCW10n ("Bon· V ox .. lS Latin for good voice) has had .i rocky six-year nwriqe to Ali, a poll m m~or at Univenity College in Dublin Look for U2's teVeoth LP, Ra1tle and Jfuir JUSl out, and their coocert movie on No" ~ And ... Oct.. Oct. 10 "This year I'm going to do somet.luna n:ally, really spccia.I and take the day off," says the rock star. • Touring in Guam thas week. Roth says he'll "limit Oct. 11 OCt 12 Oct 13 ~Jom CClh ... ..-...1omww...-~ .......... Mira.~ ~ r IP ; lellr: """ ..... ,..... ~a.di 0. v...i myself to two deci11ons -whether to lay face up in the sun or ~ down." Born Oct JO, J 95S, Roth is 1 martial arts expen and rode climber -but yearns to be in the movies. "A lot of what we do on stqie is purely e~tion of what iJ real .. Oct. 14 Oct 11 In days gone by, the local doctor in small towns tbrougbout Ama- ica was like a member of the family. He brought your parents into the world. and on the day that you ~re born, he was there to welcome you with open arms! Doc's house was always warm and welcoming. like that pictured in John Herendeen 's painting, .. ,.be Doctor's Hoose." Hcrcodecn, an architect-turned-painter, cap- tures all the intricate detail and nostalgic charm of this house - and this era -to perfection. "The Doctor's House" pre- mieres the My Hometown Plate Collection. a bcartwuming ser- ics created to honor the home- town traditions of America. As an owner of "The Doctor's House, .. you will not be obligau!d to pure~ any fvrtho" plales. "The Doctor's House'' will be hand-numbered and accompa- nied by a matching Certificate of Authenticity. ~ under our JOfn, B11Y-Bacl G"'1TG111«. you may return any plate for a full refund within 30 days of receipt. This nostalgic glimpse of hometown Amcric~ and the bril- liance of John Hcrendeen's archi- tectural art is expected to result in strong demand for ·1'be Doc- tor'! House." So send in your application today! 019881«: r---------------, I Respcnl by: NatBa.ber 21, 1988 I I u.ar TMJOO plalo pier co.lol«irw I I Ao::qit my resavatioo application br I I __ o or 2> -rbe Doctor's Home" I 1 ar szqso (plus 12.14 sbiwina ud 1 handling) each. ror • total o< s.:. __ I (S3t.64• IOr I OI' $63.28• for 2). I 1 ,.._ .... _, .... rwmbe~ I I for my plate(s) prior to shipment. I I I I 0 Ms. 0 Mn. 0 Mr. LOMISS6A I I Name I !Address I le~ I I SWe Zip I I I II ~CA ... n........._7' .. n. ....... ,' ,_,._._ .... M.== _.,, ...... _ I..._.,,• _.~·•ru • 1 .. ......,.. I I The ttan.aon c~ 1 I _ __,....,. ... P.o.._..., I L ___ _,. __ ~fl_~----~ Playing with country's image A new generation of silgers, showcased• lmlday's teleYised awards, is blling country llllSic upside dowa. BY MARY ELLIN BARRETT It's breakfast time in Nubville, but you won't 6nd country singer K. T. Oslin in the kitchen making bis.- cu1u. She's looking more Broadway than Butcher HoUow in her turquo1K strrtch pants and oversize jack.et., Sty- rofoam coffee cup in one band, cinnamon rolls in the other. u she saahay1 into an office at RCA Records. Luocbtimc in Music City finds sinter Rosanne Cash at the Slice of Life veaetarian eatery, chattina about Jun1 and sbon--story writina. "I'm feally interested in dream life," she says between bit.ea of avocado. Suppertime comes., and a bunch of music typc5 de- cide to meet downtown. For beeT and barbecue? Nope, this is a pena and fizzy-water crowd. It's JUSt another day in Nouvelle Nashville, where you're as likely to find bean sproutl on the menu u black-eyed peas -and even m~ likely to see minis and pedded shouldm than calico and sequin&. f<qe"t tbote old ditties about drunb and cowboys. two-timin' JUYI and sufferin' pll. Fortet thOIC 1..'il Abner and Dlaisy MM stereotypa. Today's country music tcene o&n a fuU palene of music:al stya and musician Ufatylet. Sounds l'l!Jle from Buc.k Owem to the Beatles. fub.iolll mu hillbilly and baute couture. • UM wml.llt/OCJOIO 7f. &• Sure, New Traditionalists like Randy Travis and Dwight Yoakam lina about bar stools and broken hearts. And yep. Rehl McEntirc still uses expressions like -rhat trips JDY triger." But country m&Wc a.Ito bu embraced savvy, 10phi1- ticated K. T. Oslin. A woman who tets talked about for wcarin& &eat.her minilki.ru on 11q1e. Who knows her way around the New Yotk Oty subway. Wbo aiqs about watcbina pays in jQlliQI lhons. . Once spurned by the Nashville Cllablilhmeot fbr her 10np about self-asured women and JOQD1e1' men, Ot- lin DOW ii the belle of Music Row .••• me darliQs of country radio, and eeu siand.1111 ovatiom at fa.In. She'• up for 6ve Coumry Music~ Awards thj1 Monday (9 p.m. EDT /POT on CBS). ~1 m«e than any other pafoaner dlis year, and liqer-song- writer Oslin'11 first-time nominee. Country's most coveted honon have co,ine a long 'Nly since they fu'St ~ tdecut in J 961. DaJe qyfDS and Roy Roten bolUid in Western ,.ua; Wli6iers included rhinestoDHtudded Porter Waaoocr and sharecropper's IOO Johnny Cub. The plans for this year's abow indude l)Ollible ap- pearances by c:ountry'l lvaJ)t prde IJ1iJu k..d. lana (yes. sbt spelb it with no capital letten) and Lyle Lovett Nominees include hip counuy-t'Oek duo Foster and Lloyd aad JobJln.y Calla's d8fllbtcr Rollnne, who used to be ridiculed for ber punk stylishne& OlliD is I ~-old ibrmer ac:u. wbo WOJbd tbe friaees of show buslneu i12 Mu.bauu 11 a cboruJ prl Qlll9_.fllK.T.CJi!llll .. ltM ........... Ml .................................. Qllr.-.~ . and jingle singer. Sbc made a living at it ror 20 yean. "There WU a s&aeotypjcal COWltry female singt:c. and K. T. Oslin broke the mold," says her producer Joe Galante, ten.ior vice president of RCA Records in Nashville ... People are sayioa, 'I like this because this is more like us.' .. .Uy Toinette Oslin ~her uptown sound and image are riabt for the times. .. Country music cbanaes because the country is cbansing. Country pcop&e arc not u remote and removed as they uled to be," says the sinaer, born in Crossett. Ark., and raised in Houston. "So what if you live in 1 boiler," she twanp theatrical- ly. ''You have a satellite dish Jittina in your yai'd. You've got a video store. You've got it all You know what's out there." What's out there is a new crop of musicians who are cbanaina &Jona with their audience. ''In the early days they rally were farmen and me- chanics who became mu- sicians," says Alanna Nash, author of BMi1td Clas«/ Doon.: Ta/Jcing 10 tht U,tNb of COIUllry MUSJc. "Now a number of new perfonnas have had a much more sopltis.- ticatcd upbrinaing. "I never tbouabt Nashville would accept an androgynous sin&er. but bm's k.d. t.ana." Indeed, the boyish lana challenges every de- mure country-pl stereo- type. with her short and spiky coif. tuxedo pents, and a voice that can belt 1 song like Judy Garland. When sbt wean a dress OJlSUlle. it's a pcody of old country style, with plastic barnyard animals sewn onto the shoulde.n. And no one can accuse newcomer Lyle Lovett of bein& a sinciD& cowboy, with his exploding-Brillo hair and j~ lyrics like .. she's no lady, sbc'1 my wife." -rbe fact that somebody like me sets a chance means the climate ii di&rmt, a bit more ra:eptive to newer thinp." be says. " That new Music City attitude is visible in other ways. You can see it Ilona trendy 2nd Avenue, 1 yuppi&cd wareboute district with a cryNl shop, "metaphysical" bookstore and art pJJery. An Australian ba.irdreaer ii tberqe. You can spot it at the YMCA, where newly bealth- conscioua country 1tan wort out on Nautilus. ride the Biocyde and play tKquetball. The hippest eatery on Music Row is Slice of Ute, where you can munch on sweet and sour tofu or carob putries at 10ftly lit mauve aabaa.. The Bonanza Family Restaurant chain bu ldd- ed a "freshwtics" food bar with fruits and~ Sina- et Keith Whitley, who once lived the dlst0lute life lion-- ized in country sonas. is now a jWc:e and soda man. "We jos a lot on the roed, .. be says. You can 1c:e it in the p1rkioa loU 61Jed with Mer- cedes. Suzuki Samwais and BMWa. Rare ~ the Un- oolna and custom CaddJcs with TV and bar, the can with potiabed suer horns oa the &oat Reba McEotire driva a Jeep Cbetotce with a cdlu- lar phone; her tour bus is a IUbutbu dream home on wheels: microwa~ VCR. CD playu and compu1er. ROll.IUle c.b aDd ber lineer~poeer husbud Rod- ney Crowell 100IJe around in a blM:k Volvo-turbo. Cash pioneered the new country style. Tbe dauJ,bteT of batd.livina ~Johnny Cash, ROIUlne l"CW up ... reasonably trendy penon .. in Los AJ1ldes. Sbe listened to rock 'n' roll and marveled at her Nashville relatives' beehive hairdos and .. plaid p&nt.s.. .. When sbc moved to Music City in the early '80s, her hair was dyed the color or c:gplant and she wore punk rocker outfits: "People would lauab." Now, "I'm mainstream." sayi Cash., who bas lots of company at the hip boutiques. Oslin picks up her busti- er tops and big--s.bouldcnd jackets in Manhattan. Reba Mc.Entire likes yuppie designer Liz Claiborne. Radney Foste!' and BilhUoyd buy their .. bqgy casuar outfits It "vinta1e" ci-o-thing- shops. And when they drive home after a shopping spree, today's country stars don't pull up in front of plantation~ mansions and jump into plitar-Wped swimming pools. Oslin lives in a spandy furnished three-- bedroom house and col- lects art deco. McEntire left her Oklahoma ranch life for a Nashville con- dominium. How do you figure it? "Even in the dark.est hollow of Appalachia you've beard Madonna," says Robert Omnann, music critic for Tht Ttn- nnstan in Nashville. "There arc very few preserved-i~ber hill- billies. It's becoming in- creasinaly unusual for a Randy Travis to appear from 10 authentka.l)y rural, uneducated background. .. Most ICtS have finished high school or at least gone to colleaie." Lovett, who bas a degree in journalism, 1JCW up in the tiny town ofKkin. Texas. But it was easy to zip into Houston., 25 miles away, and go to the clubs. .. I could bear anythina I wanted to bear. I was inftuenocd by lots of diflerent kinds of musk. .. TM days of somebody srowina up out in the coun- try where be could beJdy tune in to one radio station and aot the Grand Ole ()pry every weekend ~ over." Billboard editor and writer Edward Morris wooden if the genre of country music will vanish aJoag with the traditions that insplrcd il .. Its whole soun:e bas been eroded. It's hke a hothouse format." Folks in Music Qty don't think so. They say country music stands for more than the rural life. It's about WC. period, whether Ii ved in a hlgb-ritc or 1 hollow ... I don't th snit rural or urban has that much to do WJ th it, .. sinlcr" WbJtJey says. "Everyone falls in love, ~nc gets their heart broken." Indeed. the same themes of dally living permeate the music of urban, bluesy Oslin and traditional Travis. As Oslin puts it. "Country music ldJs stories, it's adult, It bas put potential for hi&b dnma and t.beater." And it will keep evolvina with the ti.mes. .. Ooc day ru be the old world. Peop\e will say, 'Dam it she looks hke an old hippie from the '60s. For God's sake wh y doesn't she act • rocket pack ti.kc the rest of us.. " -~,···· .. HOM~DESIGN Lofty goals for your home? Here's help from the pros Five top design editors offer tips on the latest looks -and the most enduring. Here, they give a room-by-room tour to Pamela Brqwn. 111111 ..... Editor, ,..,, a.utifvl Barwlck favors simplicity in mtenor design. The best iUustratio~ the Scand1· navian country look. with its bare paint· ed !loon, simple window lreatments, a few well<hosen pieces of painted furni- ture. ~clusic elepnc:e is bard t0 resist·· • Colon~ PlJe aquas and blues. "The col- ors don't blind you, but they &ivc you a lift. Pllle5 with oompb." • Wbett to a,nd yow mo.er: On pieces that transform a room, give it a focal point a large Welsh cupboard or a bi& armo1re. Somethin& that points out the style of lhe room. • Wlaat ae•er looks date4: Good repro- ductions, a nice country antique. 'Tm a .. , ...... <otz..,, ""'...,., Nomi scavcnau; I love street finds. I like thinp that have a history, a mysterious put." • Dalp seem: Each piece does not b.avc to be perf cct.. ~Mix the aood with the mundane. Have the confidence to cx- preu your wtc in style." •Her mast-but, a.c-b9y-eow Mject: An organized, luiturious closet ... , want a closet that makes me feel like it ill.SLIDtJy dresses me. It makes life c.asy for me." • WIW'• MW I• tlae Minoa: .. Ro- maru::c. Even men like the room to be pretty. We want our bedrooms to be our haven, a place to recbatae-It's P9t1 of our need to be pampered. A bi& comfonabk bed. whether i l's a canopy or a bis uphol- stered hc.adboard. Bia niabt tables, even a gate-leg table if you like to wortc in bed." Kalim .es old Myles tmina new, very modem twists. .. Many new daips Ile l&keo6 OD American +sips. IUCb • Sblbr ud MmioD, but \hey art mudl more IOpbillicaled, up.t&yled. more #llirntiral, Loot for dl•..,..1rer dclailc UlftiJll. frilla or twll.'" ..,. c.lln: Your cboice ... c.ob' bu come • Iona way. It'• DOW uled ti another inp'edieat idlbc room. If there's I color )'OU really like, UM it." ................. ,_ __,: Vinuolo pieces. ""Ca1aiD UU., like a four..pclllCr a.a or aD impoluat eofa. aa IOCllly c:balle 10Urroom. Dma'1 nlle )OW' time ctwi• dllc ...... ~ ... -~ Ulil ,. ...... -bis &biftts la pl9ce. .. .... MMf ............ '"Scwndhi11 '°" loYe. .. .... .,... • £xpraa your pcnoMlity. .... 8'r Ill ..... m HI .., •• tlillld: A ............ item, .. J wouldbuy w WOllderftal pieceo/.n or_,. a~ aeaa or eom woederfbl cnft. Wolb o/dls 'Ntl•1¥>D IMlly areladillla __..,. Its IUC:ll a penoMI ........ ; ia com. ........ , ..... It'• tkC!QPll!Pf ••iftn'sal•w+' est• • WW.-Ja•lflllli-Ali._lriar. -UV-ial ,_lie ._ ilt dlt liftlil, Wt .. W9Y ...,_ .-.·daopf nl**IMllnni,Wl10lll.-.Dnip ismon1 .-..-. .... ..._..._._....,.._ .. lmlNR~ ...... *._. .... = .... Mia llJ. I I I ~ SllitlJ .. z-. f tnishinp Ind ... ntor. Bttltlr HotM Ind Gltdlns Van Zance ays comfort aod penooal style matters most, but current-looks ioclude= cleaner, simplified country; opu- lent Oki World styles with rich fabric&, fat con1ina. tapestry patterns~ the liabt. airy color ICbemes of the COt1IF look. "People are movina away from conformity &Od creating their own style with the tbinp they love around them." .... Colon: Tapestry shades; plum, dut reds. bunter arecns. .. We'll also 1ee 'autsier' panels." .... WMre r. .,,_. ,_. -.,: Vt:ry aood seatina pieces. .. Buy dean lines, the best you can afbd; somethina that can be ~uphols&ered over the )Ut'S ... .... WMt ..,.. .... -...: Good dlSaic furniture design. .. A basic, dean style such u a ctuaic armoire or a lovely antique that's not overck:c.cnted. Oftentimes aood dcsian is clean. no matter what period." "" Detlp llCl'tt Keep it simple ... You can ldd and change as you So alona if you stick with simplicity and purity." ..,. Her ...c-ute, _._..,._.. Mjed: A home computer. .. rm in the proc:as of 1euinc up 1 new bome oftice ... • WW1 _.. • dM klttW: .. Wood k.itcbem are beck, but with a whole new look. Rather than 1.bc duk browns of the PISt. a new blached or wbi1eWUbed loot ii in. Ptople are buyina tbe best appliaoca tbey am don1. More time is beina spent in \bis area and people wut I.be bat." • M.,. •IN-.... ..,.,.._,..,, "" WW.,_,,"' ,_, 1·.,,.., IJ / FALL HARDWARE WEEK ; A fairy tale princess akes Chrjstmas even more magical Magical i2iry tale doll by an award-winning artist. In hand painted bisque porcelain, costumed in satin, velvet and gold lamC. Her Jong silken hair, bnidcd with &la pearls, allCadcs in i>ids ollhimmcringeold to bcrlert Thilil~laf the dwic fairy Die. Pol b aycd inao~bcirloom do'1 by the ulcntcd tmtuy artist Gerda NcubKher. Rapmttl's aown is lusttom bvcnder salio with larlC puikd llen'es, bordered with . Pl trimming and flux pents. 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As the baby boomers •• they've aone back to the home lhat they left. Our homes arc our refuge They should be comfoni111-A reflec- tion of who you are." .,. Colon: A rich palette ... Green!, bl ue.\ and strons prinwy colon. Pewter and gold are hoL Clusic burgundy and rich reds and peens mixed with putcls." ... WMn to ..... ,.., -.ey: 1..igh1- ness ... Anythina-that lives you a sense of tbt ouldoon indoors: skyligh 1s. bleached floors, French doon." • Wut ..er lioob ate.I: Antiques "The simpler, the better." • Dl!llp leCftC: .. Put into your house the thlnas you love mosL" II> HJs --Ute. .... .._, ... object. A private lap pool .. Livina in the city, I want to Ft u close to nature u possi- ble. I have three children, so I need some privacy:· , II> WUt•s MW la tlM fually room: .. I think we'll tee the evolution of technol· OIY in the family room: small micro- waves. media centen. etc. 'You might sec a return of m,lenooks. or niches off the room ~you an &e1 away." w~~ NovOIJ'C)d ldvitcS not beina slavish to 1 particular style. "Mix the good thinp with the not-fO-tOOd thill&'. You don't want 10 bal'e a room in wb1ch evcrytbin& matches perfectJy ... II> C'4illn: More intente bucs. .. It's bap- penina in fabion. and I think it will happen incrasinsJy in the home. I also lib white. It k>oks very fresh 10 me. aped.ally witb a liaht lOUCh of color. the way you are leeina ii now. People arc much moR topblslicated about col- or and its use in the home.·· •WMn•.,...,..~ .. Awon- derfuJ chair, table Of Chai I.hit wiJJ fit into many di&ralt daip a:bemes." •Milli ..,.. ..... -...: StriJ>tS. cram colon IDd dmic desian-.. In tmaU. 6nc lhillp don't date ... • i-.. llCl'IC: Doa"t be swayed by Wion. .. 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II and be9ullftMI Quell "' .. I.II .,_... OI tor a hand-rubb.a flnleh. Quart. OM •••••••• I.II ...._... .... ONl-PlaifJ•111 ,_... ....... la dM6gMd tor tong la# tU wr . .., ... 4.11 J.a ............... a.• qw101....__ ... 0) ............ ,... .. . ...., ...... ._. ...... a.- E)Nia....a ..... -. ..... ~-............ h 3 flnilhea. °'*'----.... Adnaatdl'oo•• ....., •• ..... ....... au.t. -.. I.Al G! ................... end ..... ~-..... Ml ........................ o..1 ................ 1 .. Stmetobealone is '88's top adlboll We're getting away from 'great rooms' into little ones The hideout is in. Cozy dens, luxurious libraries, big bedrooms and t.ths -those are amona the top ways people are fixing up their homes these days. Wbat•s behind the trend'? Getting away from it all - includina tbe rest oftbe family at times -is certainly a factor in tbe 6euzied '80s. Another reason: Many new ·homes a few years llO were buih around a .. great room" that sometimeHwallowed up the dining area and kitch- en u well. Often. there was no other private space. .. We're 6odi.na that people are now coming beck and addina that studio or library, a place to set away and read or watch TV or just be alone," says Jimmy Jones, a Columbia. S.C., remodder and one of Rnnodtling mag- • azine's .. Bia SO," an annual list of top achievers. Some homeowners prefer the classic hiding place - under the covers. .. We're seeina excessive budgets on muter bedroom suites, .. Jones says ... And more and more specie is bein& devoted to the bath. Right now it's HOM~~DESIGN • running about 30 percent bedroom, 30 percent closet and 40 percent bath ... Last year, we spent a little over $94 bi.Ilion on home improvements of aJJ kinds. "There's a definite trend" toward stayina put and fixing up, says Robert Gluck of the National Association of Home Builders. A big factor: The cost of a new home bas increased 88 percent dwina the past nine years, and existing-home prices are not far behind, be says. More and more homeowners are remodeling for another reason: Most new home construction is &r away from metropolitan areas. .. Values of homes clOler to the .Qty have gone up considerably and therefore it's worthwhile to remod- e~" says Gluck. Walter StoeppeJwcrth, a home ~ modeling consultant. says "it's not uncommon for people to spend SS0,000, S l 00,000 or even S 1 S0,000 on a project. People want some- thing t&at really meets their needs. They have more discretionary in- come. and they want tJlat fancy kitchen or the Jacuzzi in the bath." If you're not on the verge of sell- ing your house, then your first pri- ority in a remodeling project should be to satisfy your needs. But keep in mind that remodeling costs and~ sale values will vary by region. In today's housing market, though, remodeling is making more and more sense. .. There used to be a fear that extensive remodeling would price you out of the neighborhood," says Stoep- pclwerth. "But in today's real estate market. it's pretty bard to outgrow the neighborhood." .,,.. ... Win Armsttonrs "lllEM lt/Ttlllll'' IWlll'ITANU """iryoa "'" 000 loMt/oyour ltittMn. .. .... "wbl Al .... w.w ~-~ .... ........ ab 4:M 'tt .... .... ........... I ...... ,.• ....... .. ;l'nr w •_...._Jilt .. ....._ 111 ._ .. liilllid, •..W.~*t A{ ._.111sr1•..-... 5IA1•111WIW U.ltllMllm,5IA1•111""-llllS ....... rl I Jlll'\-rl0.. i o.• ... .... ..... \ ..... .-y ........... .., ... • ,. ..... ....w. c.11 • Fl.OOIS4I .... .. ,,.. ............ ,._,..4 ........ . -~,...""" .......... ,.. .... ...... 161 I -' .,11'1S,m .. .,,.....wt ........ , ......... ""·•--ong "'O ..... ,.. .... ···-'-"" A word to weekend· chefs from the master: Relax Lee Bailey champions the joys of no-~ casual entertaining When it comes to food, lee Bailey is Mr. Weekend. Bul despite credentials that include a new dessert cookbook. he's anything but a perfectionist when it comes lo weekend entertaining. "You know, I still think of myself as an amateur coolc," be says with a certain degree of pride ... But perhaps that's what's appealing to the public. A whole generation of Americans bas no food rcf- ercn~ to fall back on except fancy restau- rant food to jud&e their own pcrform1ncc by. That lcind of food preparation is tre- mendously timc-<:<>nsuming and labor- intensive. It's great theater but complete- ly inappropriate at home ... Relaxing on the deck of bi5 weekend getaway in Brid8Cfwnpton, N.Y., clad in a well-worn sweatshirt and worlc boots, Bailey talks cooking. He shrugs when people tell him they find it difficulL "It may be hard to be a good physician, but it's not bard to be a good cook. This in- nate insecurity is what advertisers play on. It's a real conspiracy to ma.kc every- thing look so damn complicated.'' Th.is attitude of o<>-friDs cookery car- ries over into all aspects of Bailey's enter- taini~ Tbcrt is a very strons sense of discretion and taste in all that be does. A weathered, tca.1-btuc cupboard is strikina against the sunroom's off-white wall. The steamed chocolate puddi.ns is set OD a white plate on the mottled gray dining table. It all comes together impeccably, with oo jarring notes. I ,,.11111: ZI I ,.. "This cake can be baked tn a tube pan or In layers." It is a look that has made Bailey, a designer with bome-furnisbiD&t shops in Sa.ks Fifth A venue stores nationwide, one of the best-lcnown cookbook authors around. His Country WttUnth earned him thousands of radm and the 1983 Tastemaker Award for best cookbook; his latest effort is Country Das.ms (Clarkson N. Potter, Sl9.95); a soup cookbook is in the typewriter. "When J was first approached about doing a cookbook ... what I truly knew about was coming out here on weekends and entertaining. If you eumi.oe the props in my books, they're all everyday objects, cheap pottery, fiowen from ev- erybody's gardens. And the food looks lilce real food. ... Bailey bas been coming out to th.is modern, low-slung. elegantly simple house on Saa Pond sinoc I 966, '"when everything around b~ was nothina but potato fields." he notes, indicating bow overgrown the area has become with af- fluent homesteadcn. A diverse group of friends -design- ers. writers. fashion people -eagerly puJI up chain to Bailey's ~inch round table. What they get fed ranges from a homey two-layer cbickc.n pot pie or a boiled beef brisket to srilJcd fish steaks and freshly churned cspraso ice cream. He makes as much of the meal u possi- ble in advance. even measurina out in- ~ients for biscuiu so they can be mixed and baled at the last minute. .. My mother didn't cook," says the Louisiana native ... But my father was a marvelous cook., and 'lfC went out hunt- ing and 6sbin& t~. brouaht the catch back, and looked upon cook.iq as a form of entertainment, not aomethina to Lil lllD: S...MI t11111• ..... ..-,," _. .._, ~--... trllilll. impress people with. '1bat'a really the point, isn't it?" asks Bailey rbetOricaUy. "You want evay- thina to loot real. aod the food lhould lookjua lbe way it comes out of the oven or the rmiae2a10r. Tbe wont thina you can do is to over-ptelellt sometbinc. make it loot trendy. because then thiQ&s will k>ok out of place. Your auesis abouJd not be imprelled by the loot of thiap; they should be iniprelled by bavina a aood time, IC>Od conversation. p>d food. 11•s aood for the piyche ... ... • ........ -s&xto cisbt people is the i&al for CDW· 1Aillioe It home. Aod l tbiJlk I round lab&e ii much nMXe con~v ial than • rcctanaWar one. where you have a tad and a fooL ROUDd tables also eocounae people 10 talk. 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So 1t goes without saying that I find it difficult to accept concepts like numerology. How could the letters and numbers associated with my name and b1rthdate say anything at all relevant about me? I may be a tough sell, but I don't like to leave any stone unturned- especially one that might actually help me in my personal life and career. So when I had the chance to have a numerology profile done I took it. in part to prove that my skepticism was well-founded. I'd almost forgotten abo ut the profile when the envelope arrived several weeks later. I flopped on my bed and tore it open, ready to laugh o ut loud at the stranger they described. The first para,raph made me sit up and take notice. Sy the third page. the truth had hit home loud and clear. This was no stranger I was reading about. This was me! Still. it could have been a coinci· dence. So I convinced a friend to have her's done. Though ~·ve been very close for over ten years. we're completely different. Our person- alities. what we believe in. how we lead our lives. even our strengths differ. The perfect test. We reviewed her profile together. It was nothing like mine. She was astounded as she recognized trait after trait. A couple of points required reflection, but then she'd nod her acceptance of those, too. One passage evoked memories of her childhood, and she told me a.bout being confused and a little scared of the acute awareness that she'd harbored even as a kid. It had set her apart from the other children who didn't share her capacity for per· ception. T\oVO pages later. there it was in black and white. The ability, the early fear ... the works. "This is so ~ird," she said, with a gasp. "It's all right on target." With new respect for numerol- ogy. I decided to find oot more. After numerous phone calls. I managed to track down Matthew Goodwin, a nationally recognized numerolo- gist. and the expert responsible for the profiles my friend and I had received. I soon discovered that Goodwin rates among the top in his field. Author of the definitive Numerolo§Y: The Complete GuiM, he's also appeared on radlo and television, and written a column on numerology for a Los Angeles newspaper. In the 16 years that he's worked as a professional numerol- ogist, Goodwin hu helped thou· sands to discover their 1trengthl, weaknesses, deep Inner needs and emotions. "Numerology allows you to help yourself by increasing your awareness of your own character, as well as your understanding of oth· ers and how to better deal with them:· he says. How does it work? It all starts with your name and birthdate. They are the data base. from which a numer- ologist is able to describe you sight unseen. "Number values are assigned to the letters in your name:· Goodwin explained to me O\'ef the phone. "By adding these-along with the numbers in your birtbdale-in a multitude of different combina- tions-a numerologist establi.abes your key numbers. He then inter- prets the meaning of these key numbers, which results in a com- plete description of your personal characteristics." When I finally caught up with Goodwin in person. I lmmedS.tely asked him bow be became lnvolftd In numerok>sY. Afterall, It's not your rep~ nine-to-five occupltioq. It turns out that be Just stu~ {nto it some 20 years•· At the time. the MIT (Mauachusett1 ln1tttute of Technology) araduate WU a part· ner in an architectural firm. responsible for hlrin1 tbe new employees. He worked with an usilt.ant who habitually vo6ced her evaluation of prospective appli- ~tl each time she handed Oftr a new resume. He found that her commem.-whether tood or bid- pegged the individuals he'd employed. "After a wMle I began to listen before I hired, rather than after," he says with a grin. "Her insights made a big difference in finding the right people." After two years, the assistant moved aWfl'J. Before she left. though. Goodwin asked her to share the secret of her success. The answer (much to his surprise) wu numer· ology. '--rhe only way I could have ever believed in numerology was to see it work for two years and never know what it was," says Goodwin in retrospect. "If someone.bad tried to tell me about numerology prior to that experience, I never would have believed them." Goodwin's discovery of this tci· ence of numbers may have been startling. but It was hardly new. Not by a long thot. Numerology dates back thousandl of years. lb father, Pythagoras, wu the farnout Greek mathemlltlct.o and pbi~ wbo deveJoPect the ript trianp theo- rem that every hip achOol math student Uml todmy. Du.rin8 Pytha- 1<>ru' tJme. however, numerolotY wu reserved lor ruJen, wbo often ua~d It when making critical decilk>ns. Pythaaorat' ... lo ~ mq be the better-known, but bi8 contribudoe ol numerololY la more lntritulnl .,, tar."And wbDe the Jal. ter._ mechanilm remains a mystery, its revelations couldn't be clearer. David Stone wu a computer pro- grammer who at the age of 30 was making good money and advancing rapidly in his career. But something wasn't right. No matter how hard he tried , he couldn't rid himself of a profound fee.ling of dissatisfaction. His numerology profile indicated an intense love for people and an apti- tude for communication. These skills were emphasized; the analytic side of his character was just mentioned ftteNJUefl ... JI ....... ... ..,,. .. JI, .. Her numeroto-y profile men- tions .ctint or s1n1in1 talent. "a charisma which stands lherl in good stud," u well u moodi- ne.u. dilficulties wiV. commun1· CAiion, and a need to be &lone. It points to tM "desire to attain money, posseuions. status and power.'' but adds that despite a k>rceful persc>n.1,lity. Monroe will of~n tttl Insecure and Incapable ol Soiot it alone. Aaaal SI• ..... Described u someone with a marbd concern lor humanity. and the c.apecity lo """ ldflessly. Also noted wu an affinity towards comp6ex tecbnial. scieAtific or phUC»ophkal studies in which he could ~ hi$ Mlceen mental f.acul · ties llO search for deeper truths:· ····"·-Actlnc talent la hlthHShted. fol· lowed by the ability to operatl! in the world of bit businus and politics, and an attraction to "variety, unulUal people, u~ interests, tnlftl and achenture." The needa '°' status and recos- nition are olfact by a gMna. k>V-lnt neture and the enthusiastic ..... lo aperience joy. "'An inn* ability ~ao.. • boundlea {ne,- doaa _,.people ca only dreM'l about," reacb tM profUe of the woman wbo IDUTied a prince. " ........... h. !b'CJlll MdenNppoeential ~ aead ID ......... poeldon In the political world,~ the pn>IUe. '"'-bMe • pd IDiDd and can find Md cle•elop c:reatt¥e IOlu· tiom ID pr• ' W Olhelw often eee your ....... dMlr-=-r Ind appt"e- cJate ,_, l••r atrenttb. too. 1'1-J'N ........ ID lrUal J'O'lr ...... •..atolOw,_, .. in passing. At f trst David scoffed at the profile. Upon reflection, how· ever, he began to reaJlze that per- haps he'd been overlooking an important part of himself. Not long alter, he went back to school. Four years later. he's a satisfied, happy psychologist, whocan'tbelieve that he ever worked at a computer ter· minal. "Becoming a psychologist is the last thing I thought I'd ever do," he admits with a chuckJe. Sometimes understanding some- one else is just as important as understanding one's own self. Jim and Lisa Casey were able to improve-and perhaps even save-- their bumpy marriage with the aid of numerology. "from the very beginning. l was always trying to change Lisa," admits Jim. "I always thought that my way was best.'' But instead of Lisa changing, fights and more fights resulted. Then they bad their proliles done. "l gained a whole new insight about Lisa-what moti- vated her, why she did things the way she did, what her basic needs were:' Jim explains. With the new under· standing came new respect. "Alter reading her profile, I no longer tried to change Lisa each time she did something differently than I would have. For the first time I realized that she was not trying to be difficult, she was just being herself." Not surpris- ingly, their fights grew less fre· quent. and the marriage began to flourish. Numerolofy has even helped parents to better understand and communicate with their children. Mary Gilroy had a profile done for her 18-year-old son who was get- ting ready IO start coltege. Alt.bough Mary recognized most of the traits described in the profile, her son dld not. A long discussion resulted, perhaps the first heart.to-heart talk they'd had s.ince he'd become a teenager. "By using the profile as a vehicle for self ·discovery, she was able to awaken within her son a new understanding of his abilities and potential," comments Goodwin. "He left home with a new look of self- confidence about him, his profile in hand for future reference." Donna Thompson is a teacher who devotes herself to caring for her children. her husband, her house. her neighbors, even stray animals. Yet for years. the one person she neglected was herself. Eventually that neglect began to take its toll- on her and her loved ones. She couldn't understand why she felt so frustated and resentful so much of the time. When her numerology profile revealed ttw she tended to allow herself to be treated like a doormat, the point finally hit home. She suddenly realized that she had to balance her own needs along with everyone else's. It's taken some work, but she no longer ignores herself, and no longer lets herself be taken advantage of. She's a lot happier because of it. And so ls her famlly. Whether you use numero.logy to ex.amine your life, take advantage ol unexplored opportunities, confirm talents that in your heart you know are there, or simply figure out where to go next, it can be a penettating tool to help you better understand yourself. "Numerology gives )'OU the whole picture:· explains Goodwin. ''\bu see .JI the diYene parts ol your personality and how they uniquely come t~fher ~o make the person you are. Through this complete view you're able to make lbe most ol )'OW' strengths in a way that wasn't pos- sible beJore." WllAl' .. IDU.AM Drot This is Your chance to find out what numerology ~sabout you. Though Matthew Goodwin usually charges $80 or more for his e.zpe.rtise. be bas agreed to a special urangement for USA '!It: em.t readers. For onJy S 12 .00 your numerology proflle will be prepared by this renowned numerologist and bis staff. To receive a compreben· sift pi itdt:d explanatim of their findings and conclusions, sim- ply follow the instructions on this page. _:: ____________ '7 €' ___________ , ______ _ To send lor your personalized numerology profile, please relld the tonowint instruc:tloo$. 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I 4/0ad)' Pilot ~i::na fGAtAI ,... ~ tlCll llatl CSHOW) llOn ...... :J .. ,..,.....-r ri:: ... ....::i:.· :..::. ":>' ~ • •W-R~ ~ ~..-:r 5lt)rle aJ .,. -~ ~ :' "'7"'Y"l • • • ~ '\Q .....,._ EJ.r~~ -1~.30~- l "'-o. ....... lllll ... -r... .... I ;:,: .... bta-. ...... -,s..., 1.., ......... '-r'--...c., ___ ,. ~ ._.,, ........... f'C*) ·····-ICP'!Mt) "*°' POii<') c ~, -(UF£) c....,. .......... r...,. (MAX) *Ml. Batty Sec•et .,. l1'>e ~:»• ~~'<C •• 198~ Sea' !'~ N J ""' I(~~ (NtOC} h• C.a I 0t TQt .. r-.- -10:35 A.M. - (WT8S) MOVI( !»ea~ ()o<'I I Eat lt>e Oa•S41 • • • tt960l Dor~ Day OavtQ N•ven -11:00 A..M. - ...... fa I ...,T...,.,... ...... .....,, 1 WWf.,....~I I Dlla ff ltazutf I I .....,... l'M*• 1CC1 T...a J Othtts 1 Clwtsllatlty H Mat 1 ,..... ti a Falftlly I UM I llAI Estate (ME) Tiii Atta 6 Glt ll!OSI (CM) W .... Trall (C*) Tiii ...... "9vln (HeOj MOW· That s Lile' *** (1986) Jadl Lemmon Jut,. Andfewt (UF'El c.,-..._, U'411t1 (NfCKI DM'f Jnl Sii TIMtf (SELi MOYIE. Huri11 • • (1987) John Al .. n Nelson Deborah Shetton (TlllC) MOYIE-Cnlld•en of e L.esaer God *** (19861 Wilqm Hurt. Mane. M1t11n <W°"I MOV1L Bttman • • {19661 Adtm West. Burt Ware (WPIX) MOW The Lonely Guy •• (19841 s~e Mamn O!arles Gtodln -11:30A.M.- l W.Wet....._.,_.,.. tit ........ ~ican LA~ ChalTlplonsnip Set-. Game F00t TBA at Oakland As. (CC) 1 ,,.. .... MOVll: "De Cori.on. a St()()l(fyn · MaumlO Mer~. Van re..~Fa~ !.d-·· ... (I.ft) ,....., ....... u""' (NfCK) «Wt Cwt (UIA) a..-1ta -11:40 A.M. - IZ) ._.. ~"' Oct.9-15 AFTERNOON -1?:GO P.M.- l So 1 1""8.... I mwll ve roe er- •• 119'CI f 1£11 ~ _.........,~ • .,,._ ~ c Harl ~ fo.,r.'" •• l\97T1 0." I~&!!:. -...~~ Udlll.art a..T ..... (AH)Till ..... ..... CC*>...,, ... .....,,~ (Dtllf) ., ,... Rim {fSl'H) Giit S..0 PG-' Vari ~ ~ ,::-,,,.. RounCI !GALA) MOYIL Un Bew .,, a Nocne Mapy Cones (Lin)~·,_,... UpUll (MUI llllOVI£ Mysteoous I• a"v.I * * * {19611 M<:hHI Craig Joan Gteenwood (NICK) c .... ~ (SHOW) MCME Seven B•tdes for Seven ~s **** 119!>-CJ Howaro Keel Jane Powell (USA) WWf Al ~ WrfflHilt (Z) MOVIC. Th9 A•marhl>le Mr P•~er ** (1959) C~'1on weco. • Ootolh'f McGun - 1 :t.30 P.M. - 1 ... 010......v.1 IOrtltll If~ l:Jc~c.-1""' "'"" (Cl!IN) 11lt RlllttnN (OlSN) z.,,. (NICt() lllS,edtr °""' -12:50 P.M.- (WTl!ISI MOVlf. SaskatcMwan ** (19541 Alan LaOd, Shell9y WlntllfS -1:00P.M.-D NFL F..... Regional games O.nvtr Broncos al San Francisco 49-fs: Miami Dolphins at Lot Angeles Raocl· ers P1nst>vrgt1 Steelers at i°F.==·· ii) MOYll: "The Castaways on G111tgan 1 flland" ** (1979) Bot> O.nv«, Alan Hale Jr I TllaUMI~ MOYIE '0.athhp" * * (1982) Md\aet Celne. Ctw..u>-l'!le' A.-v. I ~= .....,....., (CeN).._..• (CNN) ........... (Diii') MOVll; "M¥Y WNta" * •• (1917) Ed F'landlrs. Kathle9n 8ellet (He0) MO¥I(. ·ni. Pr.nQ9SI Bnde *** (1987) Cary Elwes, Robin WnQhl (UFI) ......r .._... """' (NIOC) lAUlt (UL) llOYlf: "Footloc>M" * * (IM4l KeYtn Btc:Oll. LOtl = MOVtE; "The Htt II I• It I 11 *** (198A) John HUf1 Terence Stamp (USA) SlrHt Hin (WO..) My kut1 ld911tlty (WPIX) MOVIE Hot Dog The Movie • 119641 David lljaughton Tracy N Sm.th -1:10 P.M.- (CNN) Set TIQ Wttk -1:30 P.M.- 12 111 "''Ton Musters Fdlot CoPa Marlboro Barcelona Ecua<l<>f vs Colom t>oa NaclO<lal ~ Oct111u1 (A&E) Slory of Fashion (CNN) Pollttcs '81 (GALA) MOVIE Locura oe Terror Tin ran (LIFE) Ortllopedk Sur9ery Upd1l1 (NICK) Hu!llcllll (WOR) Out ol This Wotld Ill !'!'OVIE The Em~ror Jones • • (19331 Paul Robeson Dudley Digges -2:00 P.M.- 1211111'01111 Lln111t & Slllrley MOVIE Baby S ~1er • (1983) Ted Was~ PnOioe Cates I Grnt11t Arnerlun H110 MOYIE The Last Song •• (19811 Lynda Cane1 IAon~~ Otllalt T. o.mtl letlj1ml11 Jr lltarhft11t a... Seel! (AIE) Australia (IAAVO) Cilldetttl1 (C8N) lit Yalty (CNN) lkwsw1lcll !CUAM) ~lk Polky C•I-• CESPN> Hoss. Radllt Ttle r,,,, Classic (Llf'E) 01111.trics Gynecolofy U,Ule (MAX) MOYIE Dangerous Moves ••• (198•) M•Ctlel P1CcOl1, Aleunore ArbaM (NICK) Summ11 Swltcll (SHOW) MOVIE Broad\Nay Danny Rose • • * P98A) Woody Allen. M11 Farrow (USA) MOVIE· City Kllle1 • (1984) Gerald McAanev Heather Locklear (WOR) K11f9llt llldtt -2:30 P.M.-1 Al ISIH la-& Sllltlty MOVtf· The Way Wast * I 1967) K1111 Dougltts Aooan Mrtchum I .._ySwtttal1 Mlftetlllt (CNN) ...._...'-Ny IRI (llFt) c.....,, ,,,,.. .. -2:35P.M.-CS> .... lea'f9 II .. -2:4SP.M.- (HllO) llllCMl: The ~•rt Is I Lonely Huoter • • • ( 19&81 Al1n Ario.In. Sonelra lOCll• -3:00 P.M.-l ~H O MP S '* (1979) Wesley Eure, llatet1e Bertlnellj 8 ktfflll't Wllf'l4 S.riff Com i CIHtlet 'II ''"Ow; oo w ... w1111 om• ~,.. "1 (CC) ..... ,. .. 8" fKU el Culhlre '9 Lt Mtjtf ff Cira • Cart (AU) Ow Clllttlry (C8N) lo1111u (CNN) Ntwswalcll (OISN)C.'*"'ri (ESPNJ ll'tdlWlane Raclllt (GAL.A) MOV1f: ·rnstana Cathet1ne Deneuve Fernanoo Rey (LIFE) FamUy Mld1Cl111 Upclale (NICK) hi CllHtt (SELi MOV1f' 'Blood and Sand ** (19221 Rudolph llalenhno. Lola Lee (TMCJ MOVIE. StakltOUl * • 11 119871 Richard Dreyfuss. Emilio Estevez (WORJ A Tum IWPIX) MOVIE. Caddyshack • • (1980) Chevy C"8se. Rodney Dangert,.ld (Z) MDVI( The LIMie ShoP ol Horrors ••• (19611 Jackie Josepn Jonathan Haze -3:05 P.M.- (Wl8S) HWA Mtl" Evttt -3:30 P.M.-1 Face Ille 1tali011 Mundo del lo1 World ol Gtll11M1t ""°'" Fulton 8nUllll faces ti C11111H1 (8AAV0) Tiit CIM ti Ille Mllk•ietM I.tie tMt1I (CNN) IUIM loW.U (LIFE) llllln11I M~ Updllt {NICK) Htet'1 Cllelct (SHOW) T1le loys -4:00 P.M.- 8 MOYIE Target Risk ** (19751 Bo Svenson Merl!ldrlh IBaa~ ,."'::~!1111 GtOfl"pllk Htl111 H1l1 S!Utl IE~ MOVIE. Sunset Umou. SIM 1t * ( 19831 John R1rte1 Susan Dey I Nou ice lllw's Most £""'""''"' M01M11ts I :::. llM Dtb1t1 S• £11ttll1 F1..nta (AH) LIYl111 0tllf9'0Wsly (IAAVO) K111 A11sn•'s AIC of 8tthll Mnk (C~) Ow Houst (CNN) WerN~ (CS,AN) l1tCIN 'II A leot al lllelltrt,.,........ (OllN) MOVll 'l<ld Colter * • (1945) Jim Stafford Jeremy SN.mos (HPN) S,.mC....., (lift) Anonl., lllt fldl {MAX) MOVlf An A,.,,.ncan tn P1111 *** (1 951) Gene Kelly. Leslie Caron ~~~Ylll C111'I Do T\11 t11 (9"0W) MOVIE. The Prln- 0 .. 1 Br!Oe ••• (t987)Clry Elw9s, ROO!n Wr19ht (USAI .. , .... l.Hw (WOAJ Mlflllllll, 11 I. {WTU) MOYIE 8'9 J1ke * • (1971) John W•yne, Aietl· ord Boone -4:15 P.M. - (ESPN) ltf'l MmtTlmt -4:30 P.M.- 1 =:(CCI Jtd Mtyfeff (CNN) s,.m S..y (LIFE> tw.,... c...,.11 ,, CdelofJ (NICK) Ollt ti C1114rol (USA) T1wM (Z) Sllab Mt. S111•11111a11 -S:OO P.M.-1 ........ 111.L ~ laMllll NatlO<lal League CharnpienSll•P Series Game Frve (If necessary) Los Angeles Dodgers at New Y()I'). Mets ICC) ~ M'A'S'H MOV1£· Up 1t1e Creek • p 984 J Tim Marne son Jennifer Runyon .. MOVIE. The W oi * • (1978) Diana Ross. MIChHI Jackson I ~:~ .. l•bol JICllUft Covsleau Shnayall Ata4111 (AIE) Htt11l .... y (C8H) F1tller Mwplly (CNN) l'rtnteHwt (CS1AN) Pfocm & Polley C•IHa (GALA) llldlt l1'rw (H80) A °"""''' f.JJt (LIFE) C1n1191tty U"lle (NICK) Tiie Sb ... Altlt (SEL) MOvtE· Heaven and Earth •• 11987) Susan Anspach, Mtrcae Leeds {TMC) MOVIE. The Man Who Loved Cit Dancing • * • t 1973) Bun Reynolds Sarin Mtles (USA) Allnf Hit~ p,..._.. (WO..) M1911um p I (Wl'IX) Siar Trtt lf11t ~· 11911 ISJ (ZJ MOVIE Tne Ballad of Cable Hogue • • • (1970) Jason Ro<>ards S1etla Stevens -S:15P.M.- (ESPNI NFL Scrw,._ -S:30P.M.- I CIS Nns ICC Cite ' Alllt H1wall111 SOlll UllMsiell " el Otporte Alllmal flJflSS fa!Mf Akanto Calf.iii,... (&RAVO) MOVIE· Melo ** (1986) Sat><ne Azeme Plerre Ard1t1 (Llf'E) O~ Stqtty Updtle (USA) Alfrt4 HHl:kect Pmttlb Dally Pilot (1979) Alain Delon. Su~ Blakely (NICK) li.'1 Cewt (SHOW) MOV'IE: Adventures on Baoys1tt1ng * * (1987) Elosabeth snue Mala Brtwton 1t\JSA) Mww. SN W,_ (WOAJ Tllc 11111 u "*" <WTBS> ,......, a ... .,.. ~ (WPIX) Utntyta o1 111t ~ & F1111M$ -6:05 P.M.- '1) UTIWtflltldlftwa -6:30 PM.- Cl) News e Tiit Hu111111 fau ol Ille Ptclllc I Notkltro UlllYtsiM ~ DtllYle (A&E) Jan Eyre (CINJ Amel'ICM S111psllels (CS,AN) 110141 le ll!t Wlltte • HMM (OISlt) U.1111lt I• Actletl (LIFE) OblttrlQ/GyqceloQ U,Ult (MICK) lOOlltJ h111s -6:35 P.M.- '1) Hollywood 1001 N'911b -7:00 P.M.-8 (I) IO MIMtn ICC) CID Tllc Mlflcal Wttt411 ti om., (Prem.ere) Aotatmg mulN>an st<>t~ and tndtvldWll specials leatur~ Otsney an.- matlQn lantasy tCCI ISi 0 MOYIE Wt". G Gordon Liddy ** (1 983) Robert Conrao l<atherine Canoon The e• lawyer mO FBI agenf wl10 would tater be oonvctld as one 0 1 the Wat&fQate bur- glars becomes 1 member or the Committee to Re-Elect the Presld«lt ID LNrnjng the Aopeo • Sl Jljllll Tt'le Sword and tne Chrysan1hemum Mer!lal arts develop •n the samu1a1 and n1n11 warrlOI' perlOds. the 111 ceremony influences JaP1· nese deS'9f'I ICC) I CirKlH Allltfkl K.....i11 C9"11H N111n Botlabr1111ers Mountain A bearded vvllute. the bonebftaker. leads atop tl'le harsh Pyrenees Mparat· ~ S~nc:J France 1cc11s1 15 r.-... s.a-.. (AH) Rkti l.Mit A Night of 42 Stars The ttnptUSIOnlll n>ools everything trom pr•~· Oen1111 press conier.nc.s to T rivl&I Pursuot at the MGM Gr and Holll. Las VegH (C8HI C ....... U- (CNN) ~lltwl (OIS#) MOVll: J1ne Eyre * •• 11~•> Jo.In Fontaine OrlOtl W9Cles (£~) Nfl '"-Tllllt Cnr1s G.frntn. Tom Jacllton tnd ,.._ Axttietm present ac:ore1 ll'ICI higNlgllts frOtn I.round tf't =, .. ~ .. (Llf'I) Fallll!y ...... "'"" (Ma<) ...,._ °""* (UL) lllCMI! ''lnne<IC*I •• (19411) Denntt Ovtld Mar tin Sl'oOn Oct. 9-15/5 Order" • * ( 1987} Ally StlMOy. ~ o· A"QelO (USA)--~ ~ ..... (WPt~) UIA T .... (Z) MOVIE: 'Pnnoe of Dari!· nHS * (1987) Donlld Plea$8009, Jameson Pltll., A pnes1 summons a pro'9ssor lo an Old Cflurctl to ,.. 1 gtMn cantst9r. hJll of bugs Directeid byJOhn ~ -7:JOP.M.- (8RAVO) "9 Meny WW.. The NatlONI Ballet of Canact., fea- turing Karen Kain Ind Johrl Meeiwl, PflMtlts ctlorq. rapMr Ronald Hyncfs "ll'llOtl of the tale about 'a count .,.. a fi.. ~ "'~ couotry wtio pursues • tlcfl wldOW (cetf) ..... ~ (Uf"f) E 0 Ill II ........ (NICtc) C.... .,_.... {WOA) o.c. ,.... (WPtX) T,._ TilrNI -e:OO P.M.-8 Cl) .....,,llle .... An unscrupu1oua TV-Miiis pro- dUClf who Stoll a plOC trom one of JeSSQ s ~a 1$ kJlled by a bOmt> Guests Yaphlt Kono. Bradford Odlman. (CC) !R7 De.....,....,..,..._ PrlClcal ...._ OQ Vll'I Oyltt and Knh<a Kl'\lgtlt Mam ar1 gag YICtlms. outtakn ,..IUl'e Suzanne Somers and Batty White (5) 0 •OV1E. Lrtet~· •• ( l 985) Steve Raise.di. P9ter Form A~ comtnanoer and a ScotSal'ICI Y trd inspec;tor searcti f0t •naked Si>aoe vam. pore looH in LondOn ' C"TCH CRIMINAlS• Ameroee a Meal Wern.a IOt - (TMC) MOft. Mild to ---------------------------...L-------------------------------...L..-------------------------------'-------------------------------~----------------------------" I • ' ' SUNDAY MORNING -6:00A.M.- 1 aie.m IA) Clleclpoilll I W9'Wld a...., ~tlllh•ltM .... ,~ talffttfllt hlllly (R) ff9d Jet• ., .... ~.illllft USA fll1 p- l lllf•t'a LIW (A&f) J1mt1 at 11 fceHI S~ay Im (CNN) 01rntdl (DISll) Tou ... Me. KW (fSl'tl) Mlfk Yean • ~ IMO (!eOI MOYlt: One Crazy Summer • • (199e) John Cuu ck Demi Moore (Liff) 1~""""'411 MwtMll (NICKI Cllf'ltwO..,. (SHOW) flit .._.. Trip ,.,...,. Utllt ......... fTMCI MOVIE 'My Faif u<1y ** * 1196-41 Au0f9'j ~m AeA Harrison fVSA) HIOlll FlltM (R) IS) (WOAI Jttulla (WPIX) Tr.....,_,.. -6:05A.M.- (WTBSJ FllltltlMI -6:15 A.M.- (NtCI() ICtdslll ..... l ~-, ........... (R) "''""' .. ....... $11llClty llllUI (CNt') ,..,...., (OISll) MellMfdN (f Sf>H) °""" ... ., .,.. (NICX)~A ....... ,.. ... ""a.a (WOAJ .. ....,AMIMI (WPIX) _T .... (Z) "9QW: "&oedway Danny Rose •• * (1984) W004y Aneri Mia Farrow -1:35 A.M.- (WTBSI Wt ~ -7~A.M.- I 211e'9W I ..... T .. ,,,..., ..... :.i:',...,,.. t ... Tiil (R) ........ r .......... ..,_..,_.(CC) ....... , ........... C-.Cllftl ~ °'.....,.. ~A Wiil TlirwP Ill 2"' (CIH) ~ Clflw" (CHN) .... = -... ~:. r-r (Odlll ........ ,.. c.... (E9"N) ....... QM.A) MOWll; "HUMtrO ~ur.,,..mo" Aouna v.,.,., Aide En0nU <=.'*.::: "~n" ~. ,1ten8ud ~. 1.uca ........... ~~ .. .., ~ ,,,,,.,, .... -7:05 A.M.- (MAX) MOVIE: ·IJttie S"Op ol Hofrors •• (1986) Ricil Moran.s. Ellen c;...,.., (WT8S) GeM~ -7:10 A.M.- (CNH) Ol9'1Mellll -1:30A.M.- 1 Cu..! 1 Dlttst O...NR11 ....L.s ~)0....Mn • lMrY,,... ~OtMI TDlll a Jerry I ..._.F .... I Malu..ty .............. ........ ni..1 ..... (CNH) ..... .., .. , ... ., (DWI) o.Ml'a en.a (HPN) TMI ... Ill ljllf1I (HBO) Tllel ff Ulllt W1111t11 (NICtt) ...,.. T ... (WPI)() left leeC -7:35 A.M.- (WTllSI MOVIE· Paint Your waoon· *** (1969) LH Mervin. Clint Ea'twooo -l:OOA.M.- (1) a.Ney ...,,.... 1CC1 i ~ . .... ' Oeft I u.y.I °""' .,.,, ..... Ma*lftm ,.......... .. Veyeee If lie MIMI !CCI ....... , ........ D.'-~ I ,,..., 0MerM m._.,,. Wey If Trd (Alf) .......... Seldlef A StalMINI (C8H) ~ ·= .... ..... (DIS. CleM ........ ll'tatYI ~ .... T .. = T'9 ,w,...., .. tf TNI (Llir!) flit W..W T_.,,.. (HtCK) ._. ... Leh'.,_., El· ......... (USA) C.....lll'ftt CWof'~S-... CZl . "The Concorde Ai<l)Ot1 79 • (1979) Alain OeiOn Suun Blakely -8:10 A.M.- (CNN) Tmtl 0.... -1:30 A.M.- t • .._. .. ,m1ICCI •.....,TM9y ..., _,J •• lwdt ~· '"'' I fl!lllhk Mii ......... -.1cc1 I IMleC ...... C.-.. I """" .,...,.. t ... Ewlftlcl (~ ~ ... n..,.:T., t~:!...,..,. iu;t., W\. 0..Day =--) MOVll. Me•iOO .. Flor Sltvt1 tr•, Hectot l.echuQI (H90I c..a w.ua.., Lft) llflW.-. NICK) 11111 • .....,,., • ..., )() ........... -1:45 A.M.- (MAX) llCMI; '$Npwrec:k" • • • (1978} Roo.n Logen M*k1 Jam<aon-OIN n -t :OOA.M.- lld ..... "n GtNtl la ...... ,... W.,._ Clau Wtftlt- 0....~ II h Wrtlln lllcMe Rktl I KlllWltM (CC) •• ,. • ..., y 1111 ..... S..°'1111~ 0-.... """""" .-...SAit CAif) llOYI£: Russian Rou· iette' ** (1986) Allred Molina, Gary Cady (C8N) flit Rllltm111 (CNN),..,,.,., (Cl'Allll Vke l"rttld .. 1111 °""' (Dml) 0-... OllO Ptn41ta (H801 MOVlt: T 0 Cttch a K1no · • • (1984) Aot>ert Wagnef. Ten Garr (LIFI) llMstlMllf Aft110ty (NICK) Dtalls Ille ~· (SHOW) U.. Miu Pet1tt1 CTMCI MO'm J Edc;)ar Hoov., ** (1986) Treat W~h1ms, Rip Tom (WOAJ MOVll. The Adven· lures ol the Wilderness Fam• ty *** (1975) Robert Logan. Susan Oamante Shaw (WPIX) MOYll Oe1<1 Men Don t Wear Pta.c •• 119821 Steve Mar'l•n. Aacnel Ward -1:30 A.M.- lef\. TMtY llMl Ill C•aroe ICC) IRJ ..... a... ~°'"'" l ..... ~ n.w.wr..,...,.. ,..,o.n. kttlCe '"'1111 tCCt ..... ......... , .. Yera4 El«11• T'9 CleM Ult CC8Nl CllM8Mlt ~ (CNN) llMrll•" .. •I c.,,....m (Olllfl n. "'"""' IS) (UPH) ,,,. BodyMtrd Ch ........ (N!Ct<) l.-ey Tlltlft -10:00 A.M. -8 (I) Ifft,..... LOS Ar>ge· tea R1mt et Atlanta Falcons I "'.-.n "'Trial MCMI: •Smalt• ' * •• I I 970) RO(I Howaro Earl Holliman I ::=ic~:: !CCI .... c ..... °""' If ltau1rd A!MM111 .... .,, .... DetN0r ... Wl F..-.. Reg.anti ga.mn lndlanapo11s Colta 11 Butt alo 81111. Kanaa• Clly cniett II Houston Ollefa. New Eng&an<' PatrlOb II Green Bay P1~9"S. New Y()fl( Jett 11 Clncinriat• BeflO'l1, S.atti. Se1h1wks 111 O.vt l•nd r~·-(CNN} ....... ~ (otllf) MOVll: 'T oP Kids ' (1981) Nltll lauda. Ra.s Htmt Cl'"'I r..-virg1n11 Slims ol New Orleant women •Son· 4/0aily Pilot g1es Final (GALA) F111t>ol (NICI() H"k Roch (SHOW) MOVIE A Han Ouacermain an<J the L.os1 C•ty or Gokl * (t987J RichtrO C"amoecla1n Sharon Stone (Z) MOVIE. ltltlf! Snop ot HorrOfS • • (19&6) Rick M0<an1s Ellen Oreene -10:30 A.M. - I Gf1llp o .. Mtdk.t Tiiis Wttt Wltll 01'1cl bl 1 1~~1 hl1te Open Hovst Mldcl1y $11-dty TMy lkow~·• Jou1ntl l!Htly fOltmH AIMnu-Goftnlm111t Htm1lolft Ht11t ol lllt H1tlo11 (CHM) Mo1Mywetl (CSPANJ Public Polley Co11fer1nc1 (LIF£) Cootl119 Wllll •11$llllilft Gttttt IMAX) MOYI( Baby Se<re1 or the Lo~t Legend • • (l985t.,Sean Young Wilham l<att (NICK) Yau Ctn I Oo Tlltt on Ttltvlslon -10:35 A.M. - (WT8S) MOVIE Please Oon t Eat the Oa1sies • • • 119601 Oof1s Oay David Niven -11:00 A.M. - Httltll f11 WMW Ttmolfow 11 HHllll Report WWf Wrtsllhle $po"lfhl M" ti Huurd Mat$ttpltct TIIHft• ire, r...,, v °"'"' CMtlftalty Oft Tmt • Portrait of 1 hmlly ll111t lluJ l.tt&lf (AU) Tiit Altt • OllSftOJI (CIN) Wt ... Traltt (CNN) flit w..-It Rnitw (H901 MOVIE Tl1at s Life' * ** (1986) Ja<:k Lemmon. Juhe Ar.di ews. (lll'E) C1nl1o'°9y UPdate (NICK) Ooft1 Jtnl SH Tt1t1t (Sfq MOVIE· Hun•. *-. (1987) John Allen Nelson Debore" SPlellon (TMC) MOV\( ChllO• tn ot a l.HMr God • * • 11986) W11l11m Hurt, MarlH Mall•n (WOR) MOVIE· B1tmari • • (1966) Adam Wt1t Burt Wt rd (WPIJ() llCOYIE The lonely Gvy • • (19$4) Steve M1rt1n Charles G<OOlrl -11:30 A.M. -I w~ of o.t.ns Rttn1 9J ....... Amefbn LH Qvt Ci'lam0iorl1h1p S.ries Game FOUf TBA .. Oaklt nc! A a !CC) 1 ,,..,.... MCIVlf: ''Ot CorieQM I Broo•dyn · M•vrltlo Mer11. van Jot·"E .. ~ "'"'lty a..._.., e.... °""'91'1 Fally ....,.... (Lft) ,......, lhtlkltlt u,-... (NIOIC) lli.'1 CM (USA) 1111·"8 -11:40 A.M. - (Z) """ llh su....,..,. Oct. 9-15 AFTERNOON -12:00 P.M. - I GullftllM 1'lwtt '""" MO'M Up the Crel'~ * * (198') Tim Mattle\Or Jennil., Runyon CD MOVIE. 'Michael 0 Har• the Fourth ** (1977) 081" 1-~;.- l.ICM l.lw9 Kif" Tytlllt• (AU) Tiie lmf'lllll VtriicHI (CNH) llfrf Kiii WMltt1d tP (OISNI My FrltM Flkta (fSPH) Giii Senior PGA V.tn la<Je C"alnpj()nstltp F '"d ROUO<J (QAl.A) MOVIE 'Un Beso !'" la Noche _ M1py Cort.11 (LIFE) Pllyslctatn' JOlllllAI UPdtle (MAX) MOVIE Myster'°"s ,, .ind ••• (19611 M<"a" Cra19 Joan GreenWOOCI (NICI() C041111 0.Utla (SHOW) MOYIE· SevP' Bn<1es tor Seven Brot"e'" •••• (19~) Howare1 Kf'P Jane PoweH (USA) WWF All AmtllCI" WrtJlliat (l ) MOVIE The Rt marl\able Mr PtMypeclo.9' * • (1959\ C1111on W.t>b. • Oo•othv MCGV1re -t2:30 P.M. -I :-:.:'..~~~ TIN TMly Allltflc1· $-4 Ct•lury h•lllV (CBM) "'4 Rlflem111 ~01$fl) Ztfft fNICK) ~ter Otdfll -12:50 P.M. - {WTlll MOVIE Saska1cttew1n • • \ 19~4 Man LaOCI. Snelley Winters -1:00P.M.-O NFL f..... ReglOf'a g1me9 Denver Bronco~ a1 San Fr1nct1CO 499'•. M11m OotPf!•ns 11 Los Angeles Ra1e1 ers P1nsoorgh S1N1er1 er Phoenix Cardlnals I M111111an T,J Keeller MOYlf· 'The Castaways on G11tiga" s laland • • 11 979) Boo Oen.,.r. Alan ~•le Jr I Tk Sllnt -..Y llllOYlf "DMtntrec> * • 1''~¥·"""' c ..... , MIN,...., (C9") a.....k• (CHM~ ..... ~ (OflM MCml: "Miry W"l'9 ... (1911) Eel ~. Katt11Mn &-., (H80) MOV'I: "The Pnnc.U &.C. *** (1917) Cary (lwea. ~ W11QM Cl.If'•) ........-....._ """' (NICtQ lasUt (In) lllCMI: "Foo«tooM" ** (1"4) l<evln heon. Lori = llCMl: "The till * * * (1964) Jonn Hun Tereoce Stamp (USA) SlrHI H1wt1 (WOfl) My Secrtf ldutlty (WPIX) MOVIE Hot Dog The Movl8 * (19841 David Na1.19nton Tracy N Sm 111 -1:10 P.M.- (CHH) Sci hell Wttk -1:30 P.M - 12 111 lllt Ton ..... ,.. Flltllol Copa Mar ltlO< o Barcelona EcuadO< vs GOiom bla "lacoona1 m oc .. 11u1 (AU) Story of Fashion (CHM) Poliliu ... (GALA) MOVIE l oc .ra Je Terror Tin Tan (LIFE) Ot1hopedlc Sur9erv Up41t1 (NICI<) Hutllcltll (WOR) Out al This World (l) MOVIE The fmperor ' Jone5 • • ft 933) Paul Robeson Dudley D199es -2:00 P.M.- 12 pie Polnl lavtrM I Shlrley MOVIE Baby S 5ter • (1983) Teo Wass Plloeoe Cates I Gre1IHI Am1rlt1ft Hera MOVIE Tile Las1 Song ** (19811 Lynda Caner Ron~Co" I fJrtlt LIM O.b11t T &lrron luj1m1" Jr MarhltJtt 0... Scoll (A&E) AuJlr .. 1 (IAAVO) Cltl4ert1t1 (CllH) 11'9 V1hy (CHM) Newsw1tc~ (CSPAN) Pulllk Polley C1•fttt11CI (!SPH) Horse R1ctn9 Tile Turi Clas soc (LIFE) Ob1lttrie1 Gy11eca1oty Up411t (MAX) MOVIE Da119erous Mo11es • • * f 1984) M1cne1 Piccoli. Alexaf'ldre Art>a11 (NICK) Sommer SWitcll (SHOW) MOVIE Broactway Danny Rose tit tit tit ( t 964) Wooay Allen M•a Farrow !USA) MOVIE C•ty Killer tit (1984) Gerald McR11ney Heather Locktear (WOA) t(nloht A141tl -2:30 P.M.- 1 Al is .... Llvtn11 I SlllNy MOVlf• The Wey West * (1987) K•rll Douglas Rooert Motctlum I '"'""' • ..,..,, ,...,. ... (CNN) llewiMMtt a.May (RI (LIR) c......,~111 -2:35 P.M.-=) ..... lll"I " .. -2:45 P.M.- (HIO) MOVtf: The HHM ts e L~ Hunt., * ** (1968) ltlen Arion Sondra Loekt -3:00P.M.-I .......... .,.. MOVI( ··c H 0 M P S • (1979) Wes,ley Evrt. Valene S.rtltltlll • ll1H1ll'1 Wttlcl Strlt1 COf'll i Clani« ... fell Gwy Tiiis Wm Wiii! 01vl4ll 9rlN ley !CCI ...... G'i) F1cu 11 Cuftuft '9 Lt Mtjtt .. Clfl 1 C11'1 (AAE) Ow C......, (CBH) ..... te (CNN) Ntwswatcil (OIJN) Calftwsltl'I (ESPH) Hydre,ll11t lllC'lllt (GALA) MOVIE Tnstana Calllerint Oeneuva Fernanoo Rey (LIFE) F1mOy MtdlciH Upfttl (NICK) Fil CllllQ (SEL) MOVIE Blood and Sand •• (1922) RUOOlpn Valen11no. Lola Lee (TMC) MOVIE· Stakeout * * • I 1987) Rocnaro Dreylun Em1ho Estevez (WOR) A T11111 (WPIX) MOVIE Caooysnack • • !1980) Chevy Cnase. Rooney Dangerl•tld (Z) MOVIE The Lrnle ShOp or Horrors • •• (1961) Jae1coe JO~l1PI' .ionatnan Hue -3:05 P.M.- IWTBS) NWA Mahl h1111 -3:30 P.M.- 1 Face lflt N1ll011 Munda dcl lo1 World of Gul1111tu Atcords Fllflot1 lu•lllll Fices o1 c-''"" (BRAVO) Tiie Cut ot ~ Muni .... lllllt "'"' (CNN) luldt kslHQ (LIF!) lattfllal Mt~ UP411t (MICKI HKl01 Choice (SHOW) Tiit lo11 -4:00 P.M.-11 MOVll Target Risk • * ( 1975) Bo Sven SOI\ Mer9dltn I""'§?..':'::!. ........... Hert lo Her1 SIUtl I £"'1 MOVIE Sunset Lomov· sine • * (1983) Jann Rotter Susan Dey 9 Nn1 CC1 fJD Ute's Most EmblfrH.i•o iR'1E. U111 01t11tc • Su Es!r9R1 Ftvtttll (AU) U.t110 Otllftftutly (BRAVO) t(e11 Aua ... ·1 AIC al 9ntt1ll Miiiie (C8N) <Nt H04l11 (CNN) Wll14 ~ (CSl'AN) (ltdltll ·11 A l9" ti ........ ,., ...... (DISH) MOVIE Kia Coller * * ( 1985) Jtm Staff0<d Jeremy Srlamos (ESPN) s,omc .. 111 (LIFE) AutHillt Ille F1d1 (MAii) MOVlf An AmellClln Ill P111t * * * 11951 I Gene l(elly Leslie Ceron ~~YH Cu~ Oa flt1t .. (8"0W) MOVIE T~ Ptln 0.11 Brodt * * * (1987) Cery Etwes. Roo.n Wrignt (USA) hlltll0 lMU (WOA) M19'111fll, ' I, (WTBS) MOVIE B.g J1k1 ** (1 971) Jol'ln Weyne Roch aro Boone -4:15 P.M.- (ESPH) Nf'l l'l11111Tl1111 -4:30 P.M.- 1 =.Ntw1 (CC1 S,.n.Wf1' Jed"·~ (CNN) SJtftl s-ny (LIFE) E..,_. Cflltlns tf c.,...., (NICK) o.t ti Cllllrot IUSA) TIMM (Z) $1\aie Mt SMltljltlrt -5:00 P.M.-8 ....-.,.1 (JJ) llSINll N1toona1 League Ctuimpoonsh1p Set1es Game F111e (II nee.nary) Los Angeles Dodge<s It New VO<lt Mets tCC) (I) WA·S·H ti MOVIE Up 1tw1 Creek ** (1984) Tom Matneson Jenn.fer Runyon C8 MOVIE: Tne W1z • • (1978) Diana Ross Moc:n1tl Jael<son I l1111autl01 Asl Va t i 9el1llal News Jecqvu C111ituu Slni1pti A11dl (AaE) Haml .... y (CllH) F 1tlltt Murplly (CNN) "1mtttwt (CSPAH) PfDCai I POllC'f C1t1 l11 (GALA) L11cM lllf't (HBO) A Onjlerat1 EJll (LIF!) Car4leloff Ufldtlt (NICK) Tiit Sblillt Al11l (SEL) MOVlf Hea11en and Eartti • * ct 9871 Susan Anspacn. Marot Leeds {TMC) MOVIE: The Man Who Loveo Cat Danc009 * * * f 1973) Bun Reynolds Saran M•~ (USA) AltrH Hltdlctci Prnt11b (WOfl) Mao1111111 p I (WPtX) Star Trek Nul GtNfl tietl lSI (Z} MOVIE Tl'>e BaHad Of Cat>ie Hogue • •• 119701 Jason ROOarOs Stana Stevens -5:15 P.M.- (ESPH) NFL S'tl~ -5:30 P.M.- 1 CISN1W1 ICC:1 hit I Allie Hawall111 Savi U111Ylslt11 t11 el Deport• A11lm11 Elpras F1ltltr Alctrdo C111t11a- (llAAVO) MOVIE MelO '** (1986/ Sal:>tne Atema P191rt Ard•h (llFE) Ot111opedk Slllft'Y Up41tt IUSA) Altrad Hltcllt.tet l'Tt1t11J EVENING -8:00 PM.- I E~=.._...TllhWeti tS) MOVll. WMd ~ * (1 985) Kelly Lt8rc>e* IAnt!:·!~§Ca:. ~ LV ... Hen ICCJ hn.1 ' ( '""'" (AU) v....., fllr (CllH) AM• tf Alrica (CNN) Tiie Wte* i. "-'tew (Olllfl 0 .... lay ICC) (!SPH) Wl l\utlr (H90) -.mt: 'Tht Secret of My svc~u • • ( 1987) Mocha•• J Fo•. He*1 Slaeer {LI~) ""'1 ,....,. (MAX) MO¥ll. T~ Conc«de A1t'pon 711 * Dally Pilot (1979) AlaJf1 Delon. Susan 91akety (NtCt() KU°I C-1 (SHOW) MOVIE: AOventures 1n Bat>ysinmg • • 11987) Ehsat:>etrt Shut Maia Brewton (USA) M""'1. Slit W"'8 (WOfl) Tiit 1Jtteuell1Wn (WT9S) ........ a.. .. ~ (WPlll) Ufnlyta1 al .. _. I fll'fttld -6:05 P.M.-m UTIW11itt111News -6:30 P.M.- (1) ..... • Tiit HumH hce al a-t P1cllk fl> Notlcltre U~slta m u.yi1 0v11v1a (AU) J111e Eyre {C8N) A111ttlcatl S111Wio1J (CSPAN) Ro1f II Ille Wtlh H- (01Slll) Allmals i.. Acflttl (LIF!) 0Htttrtc.l/6Yllt<"'9J Updllt (NICI() lr>oney TuHS -&:35 P.M.-m Hollywood I OI! Nltllts -7:00 P.M.-8 Cl) M Mlautn tCCI C Tiit M.8flUil Wll1f If OitlltY 1Pl'em•e<e) Rotating multlpart storl8s 1no indlvtOual specials teature Disney ano- matlOO tantasy 1CC1 IS) CiJ MOVIE Wilt G Gordon lt0<1y * * (1 983) Robert Conrao Katl'lerone Cannon The 8l( lawytr •no FBI IQefll Nho NOUIO liter be corwoctect as one or the W11eroate but· 91ars oecomes • member of th• Commonee to Re-Elect ~ Prtstdent • lurnlng tt,. RQPff • JIJlll The Sworo Ind the Chrysanlhtlmum M1rt111 arts develop •n ltle umure1 and n1n1a wamor penoos IN tee ceremony 1ntluencts Jape. nese design ICC> I G,ac111 A!Nfk1 KtHtlll C ........ N1twt &>n.breakers Mounte1n A bNtS'9<J vulture, the bonebrtaker feeds et~ the l'>arsn Pyr~s s~rlt· i Speon and Fr1nce 1CCJ1S) Chtylit TlbseS.111.,.. (AU) Mcll lMt A Night or 42 Si.rs The mipresst0no11 spools e11e<ytnong lrom preS<- 0en1~1 1>t•u eoorerenots llO TnV\81 PulSU11 II the MGM Gr1no Hotel Las Veges (CllN) C"'41te' Uwn (CNN) ("""" Ntw1 (OISlf) MOVtf-Jane E yra *** (19") Joen Fontaine Orson Wettea (ESPHI Nfl l"MleTllM CMs Berman. Tom Jecason ena Ptl• Aatnetm present SCOfes and h'O'\ltghts lrom erouno tn. teegve (OALA) lt111 (LIR) FMl!y ,.._... ~ (NIQC) ...,..., °""' (Ill) ... lnne'WIQI ** (1M7}~n.s0ua.id Mil· tin ShOn (TMC) MOVll Maid to Oct. 9-15/S CA TCM CRIMINAlSI Am11nc• • Moa1 Wllftled <()11 ...,. 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"""" OlmtflliMI Matt Ptrtt1ll ol H Autistic You111 '9 CllM m Diet (AIE) fUdl Ulle (BRAVO) MOVIE· Melo ** ( 1986) Sabine Azema Pierre Aldftl (CBN) hit ol Ille 700 Club (CNN) M~(R) (ESPN) SpoltlCnltf (GALA) MOVIE: Uno a Uno Srn Piedad Pecer Lee Lawrence. William Bogan (LIFE) Or111opedk Surv•ry Update (NICK) lftllt.ft (SEL) MOVIE· Tne Women s CluO • (1 9871 Mocllael Pare Maud Adams (TMC) MOVIE· The Hot * ** (1984) Jonn Hurt Te11nce Stamp (USA) Covet Story (RJ (WOA) Ho111t SfloHlllt (WTBS) Fltttkt lrotlltrs (WPtX) At 1111 MOYlll (l) MOYIE: Making M r R•ghl * * (19871 Jonn Malko¥1Ch Ann Magnuson -11:15 P.M. -D Su11day N19lll Spom -11:30 P.M. - I ~:·~::.. Face lllt N11ion flmlly ftud SllCCHI flit AIMOClll Ea,.rt .. u 1CC1 6? Gtor91 Mkllatf'1 $ports MIChillt m WtltM LDSI (CNN) Sporls l alenlthl (OISll) MOVIE· Te• * * * (19821 Mall D•llon J•m Metzter (ESPN) Collete football 11j1we Dally Pilot Oct. s-1sn COOLING SYSTE .•~ FLUSH .•, s14?!STAX e INSPECT COOUllG SYSTEM e FLUSH COOLING SYSTEM e CHECK HOSES AND Ill TS e AESTOAE WITH UP TO 1 Ul. UTIJllUE "•ue "''•t CH,_ I t II-11 Wflt•• Olte '-- pet ,.,, .. ,.,. lrtHHllel. O•IJ , .. Mlt19ilhM ......... o• CllrytlM Mlll/Mll11llls" lllWMtd He.lei.. Offer expires 10-31-88 Dame al P111st>urgh (R) (LIFE) l11tcn11I Mtflcllt Update (MAX) Johll le1111on ISi (NICK) Cer 54 Wllett Art Yo117 (USA) Hollywood lelidef (WTIIS) L 1ny J04lft (WPIX) MOVIE In the Coo ol •r.e Oa~ • * (19631 Jane -11:4l1t..M.- 8 CIS ..... °""' ............ Mldl!M • Mllllt U. Y• 6 .. (SHOW) llllCMI! '"°"SI of .. City ** (1915) Ton\ PABlluan. Tony C4na_ SUNDAY LA TE NIGHT 1 :oo 1 :3o I 2:00 I 2:30 I 3 :oo I 3:3o I 4:oo I 4:3o I s:00 I s:30 I .. 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WIM CoWlll I Sl'Nle (Z) MOW T'>e Ba lad of CaOle Hogue • • • 11 ~10 Jl s.<>r llooa"J\ Ste •a Stt•ll"S -11:00 A.M -fJ ([. TM Yov"t IN lllt ~ I e.: Pns•et- lly•I ,..._ o.t.. 0.. Wt 11 l'" Tllrtc 1 1 Crowd --~-..~ •CC I °' hr1 $.a..,. J-.s ...... .......... ..,..._ (ceH) Dem 01y (A&fl ............. Amlflct (CNICI """-' IOllM) he IM .. IC!4 ILIF() a-.... fNICK) SlwM. lM • ~Int 1 El .... ,... (WORI ~J.-s -11:30 A.M. -l =.:.,c~ Z......l.M Or ....... " CedU c... 1..-0ll (AU) Went tf lwffwtl (C8H),..... .... <OtPI w .. DbMt ,.,__ (H80\ ll(M(· The A.nn.hota i0t •• 11 986) Maril Ltn<lny Chapman ~ Bl&Uly (MAll) llCMf_ '"'*5P&Ge • • Cl 1187) Dennis Ouaoo Mir (In Shott (NtCl<I ..,..T_ Oct. 9- I E'~ Perry·- IA6E) lllOVll Ttie lr>~e>e"' Genet al * 1t * t 19491 Oar 1(111 w.,_ s-ui. (CBHl ~-- ICNH) .......Ultw (ESl'HI .._., "'9 ltt "....,... (GALA) ._.,.ECO (UR) ..... ,0.., (NICI(),........ !SHOW) MCMl F~ • '* 11 9841 Kt¥"' 81<"0<' l S•""9fl' (TMC) lll()Ylf W11" t l-le•e He<e • • 119871 E,,. uo10 Tom Bell (USA) Lt1's .... • Onl (WOR) Swedll..U (WPIX) GMt9 1 , -n :OS P.M. - (Wl8S) TMI 6 Je1r; F1111llovu -12:30 P.M. -fJ ((; Tiit .... llld I ........ ., ,.....,...;._ fD a-kMGI•••--' (C8N} Cit"9 Aoft (OISM) ozne I Ham.I (LI~) WU( f""J .. .., ICH•1 IVSA) ,..., .. 'tft.flDtet (WOR) 0 .... CO-. (WPIXI Yttl ... (Zl le()V1( Jumgon r .ur> * (19961 Wfv. Gf.Wjoe•11 Sr~ COiiin~ -12:35 P.M. - (\liTBS) F'Ms .... 1 -1:00 P.M.- (J) Al ._ WtlW Ttret m ~•erM c-. ll9WI An.Me lillltlf'I "><I 0 ..... Glftlll IITTAC .,..., lrtl ' ...... Ulll Tw ...... yflMle leOVIE My O.ar Set 1ary • • 11948) Laraine 0 !(.,~ DougllS tC8H) H1nl (CHNI flllwU1y (CUAJI) Keen Aw OeHll (OISN) lllOm My F~ fl>el>.• • • '* 119'3) ROO"o McOowa• P1H '°'1 Fosl•• (UPN) l ........ WllW CllH ·~ (Llfl!I WM .. Y• (NICt() .... &~ (USA) Mii ,__ ~> i-c rtes (WPtl) c.o , .. -1:05 P.M. - (WTU),......... -1:3~ P.M.- 1 C... ..... & fn..a e.,..· • ..-. '°""" ....... ....,......., (C8N)f ... ._lell (NIO) lll(Ml· Hannah 11 l t'-r Sitt-'• **** 119861 Wooay A.llef't. ~I& f 8fT'OW (llf"l) (Vt .. .....,.... (MAX) lllOVtl: '"Who a Tna1 I 0"1 * (1M7) Madof'ln• 01' l•n Dunr,. (HICK) Ullll P"ltllc't (USAI er.."-"" (W~) ........... 0... (Wf'I., , .. ..... 15 1:35 P.M. (WT8SI .,.., lllllCll -2:00 P.M.- (J) OWdllt lJtllt ......... ,. CMllt ., Allflls Illy ""' ,..,.. ... ............ C.-ht, "· C.....""t 0.,. .. °" °"' ,...... .. lllll ......... "" I Cllll (AHi lMteY CC•> ... Ylllty (CNH) lfewswltdl ~) AJl·~a Pwltlttt (\.fl) Ul (Ntet<) TM1y'1 Special (SHOW) MOYIE: Ha111 H11I' Rock ·n Roll' *** (19117t (TMC) MOVIE: Shatt· * • * (1971) RAonard Roundtree. Motes Gunn (UM) ._,., S""""'1 (WO..) CatMY • ltcey (WtttX) llllt !MM 01 llt ~ -2:05 P.M.- (WTQ) Tiie~ l sr.~·M.- °"'"",... (DtS:;-t:: :-:i ..... (flPN).,.,..... 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Ann Magnuson l ~~r.: .. : ........ • 3·M C.Cld !CCI fll' Fll'llllyA"alr (AU) Al11 Smith & Jotlfl (CNN) ltslM Polltkt 'II (CSPAlll C11Ma (DISH) D11111llo's Clrc11s (ESPH) Clay Tar9'1 Slloolillf G.ltM (H90) MOVIE Na<Me •• (1987) Jell Bridges Kom Basinger (NICK) Mr Wlt1111's WOl'ld (USA) T1c he OOllfll (Wf»IX) Hollyweed Squirts -3:35 P.M.- (WTBS) ~ Griltlttl -4:00 P.M.-GD Gefllff ...... ,.., ltewsltf ...... M"A"l"H s..,.n. Co11r1 °"'" Wi•I,., IC(' D.cll T1le1 C.O.P.S 11111 Mey.n' Wofld ot ldt1s hllHU ,,... 1111 lllll Detrlui Jvlllof Hl9ll CC U.~Slk Mr. Ell (ME) .lelney lo AdYtnhirt (CBH) Olf Hell11 (CNN) .... y11M (DISNI Of. Stuin HlllOwttll Is Critcll NltM (ESPH) S,.UC .. ltt (GALA) IMtklefo ECO (Lift) MOVIE One °" One *** (1977) RobOy Bensoo Annette 0 Toole (NICK) YH C11'1 Oa Tlt1I Oft TtlnlUot (SHOW) Tiit flmcl1t11ted Forni (T'MC) MOYll Heave'1S Above' • * * 119631 Peter Sellers. Cecil P1rlo.er (USA) lfip114111en CWof') Cmy (WPIX) Cllnn -4:05 P.M - (WTBSI t to 5 -4:30 P.M.- Sltftf S'°"' IS I AICIMwt (CC1 """ Tiie Wet 0.-.. 01tt F.-HMu I H · t C1111.K1 ICCI I ~ F111t1I GevnMt Ah~ M.at.1 wrg.ry. t,.. • MitlM6I ctl Seus m HebulHttlille (A&E) WOIM ol Stn1Y1I (CNN) Croullrt (OtSN) oo .. i. °"'* Pr.seats (ESPH) NFL Tn.!1 G1111t (HICK) Nictr llocls (USA) Clle<t It Ovtl (WOA) IC111 & Alie (WP1X) lttws (Z) MOVIE On a Clear Day You Can See rorever • * (1970) Sarb<a Streisand. v.es Moniano -4:35 P.M.- (WTBS) Sl11f0fd 6 SOii -5:00 P.M,- Nn11 I Nn11 I •• Rlclet ..... ..... T J Hootlf """ f!Me11 lltepers Dllf real Strohs 1 S..,. Oftt TV 1rr AIU M1rh11 ...... 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Mi Vld1 m ll1C1e9 from 01k Tru (A&E) Eftfl1"9 11 ll1t Im~" Host Pt111 Fos1er (BRAVO) MOVIE Shake!>l)eare wa11ar1 • • * ( 1965) S11as111 Kapoor Fehclly Kenoa1 (CBN) llemillQIOll SIHlt Laura ra~es 10 London 10 sa•e Remington (CNN) Moneytine (OISHI Swtis Family Roblnso11 (ESPN) World Serles lmmo1111s (GALA) NoUcltni ECO (HBO) MOVIE Tnree Amo gos * * ( 19861 Che•y Cnase Ste•e Marlin (LIFE) C1gney & Lacey ls1>erk1 Cagr-ey ESPoS•IO and Lacey must re1urn to Ille police arad emy 10< a rerrest>er course 1n modern 1nterroge1ion proceoures (NICK) Mr Ed Ed wants 10 come along on a Boy Renyer camping 1rip (SHOW) MOVIE FoollOO'ifl lit• '1984) Kevon Bacon Lo11 Songer (TMC) MOVIE Some Kono ol Wonoertul ** (19871 Eoc Stoltz Mary Stuari Masterson (USA) Mwder Siie Wrole (WOfl) Be.ny HHI (WPIX) Cll .. tt -8:30P.M.-D m Tiit HotH Family lroe twins practical jOl!e convinces OeVtCI ne IS gotng balO f('.( I Ci) II Hellywood ~"' "9 ... 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Aue" (NICK) laulo (SEL) MOV1t El Amo< Bru,o *** (1986) Antonio Gade5 Cristina Hoy01 (SHOW) Dlworwct Kiel 81u11 (USA) l'ma YMr Luc• (WOA) Malt ltwltH (WPIX) 6otlo Sflow (Z) MOVIE L1111t1 ShOp of Horrors * * (19861 R1r 11 Moran1s Ellen Greene -3:05 P.M.- (WT8S) LIWlf'llO I Slllrlty -3:30 P.M.-:--W~ ..... ~ '""4t'• Ctltrt AMa I lllo CMttm11M1 ,,...... ... ~ H ·1 Cottlact (CCI fllllly An11t (Alf) lrnlt llrMt1 (CNN) tnlM ~ ·11 (CUAlfb=~le (OISN) '1 C1Rn (El'N) ""* lelt NA ,_ (NICK) Mf. Wtnn'a wen. (USA) Tic Tac 0..,.. {WPIX) .....,.._ '411mt -3:35 P.M.- (WTUI Wy GrllM -4:00 P.M -........ ..... ,.., ""'"' ..... M'A"S'H ...,.CWt1 o,rlll WllMJ (CCI Chic* T .... C.O.P.I • ,...,.,.. w..w of'"" ,. .... D. J""'9 1....., °"IJIUI ......., H1t11 !CCI U..-.C11Mt llf.~ (Mf) Tmtl MlfaLIM (CBN) Ow Heat (CNN) Mtlteytlff (DISN) Tiit Wlkll'a lfftltt 0wt (ESPH) StlomCeMef (GALA) Noldoro ECO , (HBO) Tiit Piia-'-of Ille Opota S1 (LIFE) MOVIE Heartland • • • (1979) Rip Torn. Concnata Ferrell (HfCl() Yt11 C111i 0o Tl11I .. Ttlnillo11 (SHOW) MOVIE WotCl'I s Sis· ter * • 11982) Oaptone Youree Dara Brown (TMC) MOYlf Don t Malle Waves *** (1 967) Tony Curtis. Claud•• Card1na1e (USA) Hltll Rollers (WOA) Cesby (WPIX) Cl\1111 -4:05 P.M.- (WTBSI g lo S -4:30 P.M.- Sltver Spoc1111 ISi ABC News (CC) Ntws Tiie Judoo °'41lllo Dirt ''"' HllllH :J.M CtllflCf (CCJ I Wllcl AIMflc• ICC) Adlrilltlo CH S.1111 Httuat Heli.t (AIE) Worict of SinW1I (CNH) Crnanre (DISN) 0..alcl Guel l'mfftl (ESPH) Mlfor la .... lauN• Mlfllltt• (MA X) MOVIE Million Ooffar MermalO • • (1952) Esther Williams Victor Maiure (HICK) Nld llecb (USA) Clled tt ()Ill! (WOR) Kiie I Allie (WPIX) Newt -4:35 P.M.- (WTBSI S111ford I St11 -5:00 PM.- I ::a1R~r @) llHNll National Leaoue C11amp.onsh1p Series. Game So~ (II necessary) New York Mel& et Los Angeles Oodr~ (CCI T..J ""'" FINen • ..,.,. Dlfl"rnl l"911n S.-re OllO TV ICC) ... M.nu ..... Tltl TIMlaJ ,.... lftlnKy 1cq Dia I Oil ........ NH (SI (AH) Errtl FlyN Pofhll el 1 s wnlllMlctlef (BRAVO) MOW "The G111 1n the Picture ** (1986) Jol'1n Gordon-Sincla11. 1r1na Brooil (CllN) MOW The Inspector Gene111 **'* (1~91 Danny Kay• Walter Slezalt. (CNN) PrilMMwt ICJl'AN) ("91 ti ... 01y Oii .. , .... lee. (l!UN) IMytlull.i111 (HBO) llllOVll nlQ1'11. Moth· er· ** (1986) Sissy S~cet.. Anne Bancro!l (NtCK) lMeoy Tlllt01 (HL.) MCMl. 'Hannah 1no t1-r Sisters .. * * ** (1988) Woooy .u.n. M11 rerrow (UIA) Delce ~ USA ~,...., (Wf'UC) MOVIE· The Fog" ** U980\ .Adrienne Barbeau. Hal Holt>fOOk (Z) MOVI(' The M1ssoon ** (1986) Robert 0e N110 Jeremy Irons -5:05 P.M.- (WTBSI MOVIE The Sons o f Katie Elder *** (19651 Jonn Wayne Deen Marton l ~::::WHI ldy Jtn llellittM!I Wnt. t-11 ICC! (OISN) n. EMI041 fwt111 (NICI() faipadof G•cl9•1 (SHOW) Jo's S... (USA) S..,.,.1 EVENING -&:00 P.M.- Ntwt ..... M'f"4Hl'I, p I CU Ntw1 1CC A Ta1m Tilrt•"• Cempa~y CM•Y """1 htlMSs Report Mltlclero Nie 11"'1 !CC TIMM•-~ I Cultu" NI !tit W111en1 Tl'Nltlotl I :HMlb11He1 (Alf ) MOVI( Otva * * • (1962) Freoeric And1e1 Wolf'lelmen•a Wiog.ns Fernandez ICNNI Larry IClllq ~et Dally Pilot (OISN) MOVIE: The Horse on the G11y Flannel Sult" *** ( 1968) Dean Jones. Doane Baker (EPN) 1tr1119 Jonn Meekins vs Monammeo t<owoy1, Jun-'°' wenerweionts (L.IFE) C-U, (NICI() 0...-lie flla•x. (SHOW) C.... WMll (TMC) lillOV1f: House Of Game5 *** 11987)Lindsay Crouse Joe Manteona (USA) fat AIMf1 (WOA) HtlllWr -6:30 P.M.- CISMtws (CC1 Ide Nowl (CCt ..... Ftlllily n.t ...... MtdMM/LallmMtwsHew lilelc*e UttMliell UIA TtAJ ,,...,_,.. Vllletl lhillde't T...,.._.ICNN o.n a..... (BftAVO) la I"""* (MAX) MOVIE: Houey Ouectcs Who Cure C1ncer? *** (1987) (NICI() Dee'I Mt Ill T°IMf'I (USA) Cll1Ne (Qlfftl -7:00 P.M.- f) USA Ttday C11uns and Cre· Oles compet111ve c:.1eers D hltftllMltel lNlfllt ee- let><•'Y IOv• 1fla1ts movie ~n•nos 1s1 U taann Ill Cllatfe Danno is 1 prOOlem for the P~ and Charles tCC Oct. 9-15113 E"IO on our 24-plece portrait pack ... 10x13 Wall Portrait, 2-8x101, 3-5x7s; 15 wallets and 3 portrait charms ~~s149s (r.g $2~ 95) Pertreits • 10 4-yal '~--~> --------I 5"V1$1Q I I ---9• ............ , . ' I 10x13 Woll Put halt, 2-NOW I l x10s,3-5x7s: 15walleta ON1Y$1495 I and 3 pot halt charms (r.g S24 .95) I , ............ uoo....., -.-.... __ .... -) ~ ..... --..-t ............ ___ _ lJoo ............ _. .... ,, ... ,. ____ _, __ ..-..o..... _ _._...,... I ,....,. ____ ~---·-... ___ , ...... , ....... ...._ u.. ..... ,_,..,, .. o. .. -c ......... -............ -_...,_ (lllo. __ ,......__ .. ..::: ........ I 11y1n-c:.•..._ ,,,o, ,,,..,_,..,, ........ 1. 10,.., ....... -.-......... ~-.._ 1 (.a.. .................... c ................ •"°H,.,. .... M•• ~ ............... O< ...... tt,tttt ~,. ~........,_, -........... , ..................... ,-~ -'-' -----... -.. -. . ..,.... :=.':.. \!.J I ---PHHNl COU~ATTIMIOllMTTIHO ___ .. TUESDAY PRIME TIME 14/0aily Pilot Un•Qu• Peoc>•• T•~•no i.;::~ir::~;r..._::r;:.;;.;:.:..4:~-+;-:-;;...;.=.~=:_---t;.~;;.i.::.=.;.:_,:.;;;~-4:,:Z:~=-,;:::::..:..---F-,~.:.:.,.:~.,..-~..,...,.+;-::.::...;~.=.:.;:;._ __ ~ • f • l••0<d1nary R1e~al SO TONS OF PUMPKINS? YES! Donna M• Nf'9 In "Outbeck Bound"' airing on CBS MIGH RISK NEW• two Slli()(S WllO Ifie 1980s • n.. AMtncN ~ RIOIO S.ton1 F~m cltps Ind former servicemen descnbe rne 19'16 testing ot tne 11omic bomO on tne 81111n1 ISllnclS ~CJ • blnM .......... de OlKI SMaur I "'-"• ... leftl llw• C1n the Next Pru1-oen1 Wltl thf 5'>ac:.e R•ce? A repoo comperes U S PfoO ress 1n space researeh and e•· p!Otetoon wrttl that of other ne· hons 1CC1 • MOVIE: Agvt11 o Sol Mar10 Moreno. Can11nttas Un hOmOre q~ Q~ nueQrleno se sMtnte tl\Ca?lll de deciarane au amor a la mu<;hacna a quien ama Cb lbry Tfltf M-t Mary ten<11 011 e young cameram1n·s advances (AAE) (rrtl f ..... · ,..,_.... of a SwnllhcUtf John Huston, Mt dley Rooney. Nora Eddington Ind others rememt>er fht traml>Oyant Hollywood star (CtlH) P"'9f Ctiau· T1*tl Y1e1 Gol<len must oefeno 1n anti· Semltoc or~ny !lead (W1fl4am Scn111en1 WI e libel SUit Guest Scatman Crothers (CNN) ....... (Cll'U) (...t .. lie 01y (l>tSNI MOVIE Misty * * * ( 1961) OeYIO L.od Artl'IUI' 0 ~11 (EUH) 1tni.e Ille PGA T- Souttlwest Goll CllUle rngnhghrs (LIFEI MOVIE A Sh'"'ncjj Season *** 119791 T1mo-1t1y Bonoms Allyn Ann McLerie (HtCK) My Tllrtt SoH (SEL) lllOVl( Flowers n the Anic * 11987) Louise Ftetcner Victoria Tennant (USA) WWF PtltM Timt Wmtillt (WPIX) St" Trttt (l) MOYIE On a Clear Day You Can See Forever • * 11970) Barbra Streisand Yvu Monr11'\d -9:30 P.M.-0 Snlertl I Sift • Dk*V.•Oyt• (EIPH) "-a!J19 a Rtcl•O (NICK) 0.1111 RaH (WOA) Altrn HlldtCOO Pmettts -10:00 PM - I NtwS 'Fishman Cari MOVll Goodbye Ragge<ty "nn * • 119711 Mia Farrow. Hal HOIOrOOk A HOlly WOOd 1ctress contemplates sulClde I nd 1 wfller t11es to talk her out of 11 I Ntn . Redellftf Wilde NeWI MallOy Rut1eo9e Wiii .. 1or C1111Md11 I Meldert U1Mslaot TM Tl~1y ~llltfmre TkF..,itln (A6E) MOVIE O.va • • • (1 982) Freder.c Andre Wlll'teim.noa Wtg9•n~ Fernanoez (BAAVO) MOVlf Tt>e G11 ,.. IN PlC1ure * * \ 1986 JOM Goroon S11)(1a 11 111n11 8• Daily Pilot (CBN) l ..... T.a (CNN) lac* Ptlll'ei '18 (R) (CSrAll) "'* rtlky CoaltrttKt (ESPN) kfltlutk 1,.m ·~· IH90) Tiie Klfa ltr !IHI H .. (MAX) MOVIE Orey~ol.e The L•nd olTarzan Lord of tht Apes ••• 119&.41Ct1ns· t~r Lambert And .. MacOowoll (NICK) liMhJ 1t1ti1t (SHOW) MOW Beverly Hiiis Cop II ** (1987) Edd .. Murpfly JIJCIOe Aetnl'IOIO (TMC) MOVI( Under Cover 1' (1987) Dl1110 NeoOO<f Jennifer J1son Letgh (WOR) Jet fftt*ll• I WPI X) T wtllflll Zne -10:05 P.M. - (WTBS) MOVIE· The Outet Mdn •••• (19521 Jonn W11yne M1urHn 0 r11r1 -10:30 P.M. -I A ClllT...t An1lf Oesde Helynod E.V ..... (CNN) Mn'INlf'I """-(UPN) "'9 f .... 11 Tun1 Anlll Wrer111 .. Clll~ From Las V9011s (NICK) SCTV (SELi MOVl( Three Am•· gos * • Cl 9861 Chevy Chase Steve Martir> IWJ>IX) USA TOlll9flt -10:35 P.M. - I OISN I Aalmtta .. Actloa Focus on unoergrouno dWellers -11:00 P.M - 11 ::: Oct. 9-15/15 TUESDAY LATE NIGHT WEDNESDAY MORNING -6:00A.M.- ..,...,TMs~ ,.._. 11 S11iuh e Tiie 700 CIM 9J NIW1 Tlll1 M01Mt19 C(. Tllk M0111Ntt FrN"1 f em11t Spkal Z°"e llelll<Slr Ulla&. 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Newt (AaE) MOYtl Tilt Stra~r * * • (1948) EOward G nOC>mtO'l. Onon Wallet (C8Nl Tiie 111 C-.. (CNNi Otywatdt (CUAtel ...... fleer 0..'1e (OI ... ) 0..4 ...,.... llldityl (LWI) llMnlal MMkllle u ..... (MAX) MOVll; 0.ng9fOUt MOVH * * * 11964) MICtlel ~. ~llandft Att>.tn (NICI() D ...... C..- (U~) C....~1 (WQR) ,..... An T ...... ,__,~··· (l ) ''Tht~ Mr Pennypec::tc., * * I I m 1 C1otton Webb Mc:Gu"e -7:05 A.M (WT9SJ MOVIE rnat Touc" ot Mon~ • * (19621 Cary G1at11 Dalis Day -1:30 AM - I ~1.'.!..,lle:~nltr JEM Mtsltr Roftri NtlOll~ood 1CC1 I l1 lmpel'ff1111>1e Mar1tyll 14ktey lody keldl•l Tlttfl II I Wly (DISNI Wel(ome to Pooll COl•tr (HBO) Tht Ad'flllurtl OI Tom Sawyer (LIFE) 11 F19u111 (NICK) Oan•ll 1111 Meoce (TMC) f Mm SllOlts (WPIX) All« -8:00 AM ludy S.ach Sw Up Su O•eoo Frootltt 8111•. P01\y • Poptyt SIMA• Seumt Slrfft , H1l lll1dl1r • Gru l Cllth ol 11\t w .. t Ht111111lt Cllrlt llatt Com111u1lu1111111 m lt4lt1 I• Mollo'! (CNN) 01rw1tcll (01511) Ooaalll lhK\ Pre111111 (ESPN) Gelllttt FH (GAL.A) Nteld .. o ECO fHBO) MOYI( r11.-D•llry 1 """" F, an1 * * • tt 980) Mel•c,c,a G·lbe" Ma•1m111an Scnell (LIFE) 11 f1tum (HICK) ln 1le (SHOW) MOVIE Ba•num • * 119861 Bun Lancu111r Henna Scnygut11 (TMC) MO'll( Troe r 1111 ol '"e Rom1n Empore * * * 11 96'1 Sopn11 Loren "'&<: Gu1nr\8$) (USA) Slit RI (WPIX) fltlll la EMt19ll -8:30A.M - I t.~"·••110 ~, ... _.. ~•AtrUkt IHk T,. ..... (CllN) lh'fM l 1• (OtSlll °"""9'1 c"'" CESPN> lea!( Trallll .. wonovt (LIFE) M1•erwY1I (NICI() lMty'1 S,.Cl1I (VSAI CtttHll lr""' (l ) MOVIE r V<Y * • * p936) Sylv11 Sl(lney 5pen<'et Tracy -9:00A.M - CJ) f amity ft..- S. If tllt CHllHy ~D1~ tml l'letlt ' btllt l " '" Ctttt "' Cttltf0f1 My lMe""' .._.._.,cc, laltf Jmy~ wi....,. H -1 C-.d (CCI Did •• °"' (AH )....,., (CNN) S..,. Uft II l A (DIP} MOW SwtllOwt Ind Amer~ F0teY9fl Cool CltJb ** (1964) R<>Mmory Leach, John Wooovone (ESPH) hd1es 111 Motion (LIFE) Hurtt (MAX) MOVI( My r a11 l aov *' • • 11~1 11.,.,,,., ~iP:>r J'' Re• Harrison (NICK) Pt"wlleel (WORI News (WPIX) Harry 0 -9:05 A.M (WTltS) Ptlt'f Muon -9:30 A.M - ([.; C1r• S111r11s Cl111lc Cot1C1nfnllon l••eru I Slllrley I love Lucy kwttclled Clo IA1 Wlpeoul • Jay St•111ow • Mhter Roatrs NelQhborhood 1CC.1 m Ole' YH Oyte (C9N) Amttltaft Sn1~1hoh (ESPN} 9ody S111p1119 -10 00 AM - ([; Tiit Prlct h R19hl GD WllHI OI rortune Fame !> G1owl11Q Pains r " MMU All My Childttn Or1t 01y at 1 Time MOY1£ Tnerar 1 "'t • • * I t9S~J James c;ip,., .• Ruth Roman I Sname Stru1 T9N Tod1y '"trvct1ou1 rv Cora1011 S1lnlt GfH • Atrn (A&E) Goldu Aoe 01 lele•h•on (C9N) Ctltbrtty Clleh (ESPN) lt•IHI V"9'' 111 c; '"' 0 1 New O• lean~ Wv" "" \ ~. • gies r 1na 1R (H80) MOVIE ., P 11.1• Porn! • • 119771 S• ''"v M1cl11ne 11nne Bar.rro•1 (LIFE) Rtfl1 l'!llllln (SHOW) MOYI( P111a\" Don 1 Eat IN! De•s•e\ • • • t 19601 Dori~ Oar Dav .. • Ni wen (USA) MOVlf ltif' ~ans * • 119681 Ke•t• LlrMn Ingrid Prn (WOfl) Ca- (WPIX) TllPll'I Joll11 M 0 -10:05 A.M. - (WT'BSJ MOYIE The Cou1 •oe anes 1~ Passion * • 119781 Vtl'l(;e Eowerds Ou Arnat Jr -10:10 A.M - !Zl 1119't Mt Sll1lt1pea11 -10:30 A.M - I !,.. Wiii. lost OI Draw The Jefleri111a IWy 111 tllt Wtf• Crtt11 Acret (AU) ""'" SlrMH (C9N) TIM C,_..llt (Dltll) lttf1 't a.-tr CTMCI MOVIE On tri. Eoge ** (t91SSI Bruce O.,rn Pam Gr,.. (Z) MOvtf Jumpm Jae~ r11s11 • (19861 Wrl<>Opo Goldbe<g Stephf)n Colhn1 -11:00 A.M. - • CJ) TIM YNllf 111d the ""*" I e ._.,,•u-• .....,,, ttyee·,...,. Dtbt o.u..11 u .. 16/0aily Pilot Uc~ 41) Three ' 1 Crowd m Miiiet ROQUI Ntt9ht>orllood I De Puri S•nort J1me1 Rob"o" Atnton dt 101 Prod191ot (CBN) Oor11 Oay fA&EI lthel Ma;rnnt tCNN) llje•ldfy 1CSPAH Houie floo1 O,bl lt tOISN) You fnd Mt ~td lllf'EI AM!ludt \ fNICl<J Slll'On lo11 & Bram I (I eph1n1 Siio• IWOR I 811naby Jo nu (WPtXJ 8t11 1111 '" lo1111n -11 30 AM - f •mily Med•<•I Cenltr toob1lee loo I ~tn~trabOlt D1 Re91n1IO Clltrry C0<1n1 Cri1to Sound 011 IAI [) World ot Surm11 !CBN) flying Hun 10ISN1 W•n Orsnty Presrn11 !NICI() ltnle ~Olll IWPtX) Tom I. Jer')' AFTERNOON -1200PM · Oo s ol Ou• l"" I H,ws "'ii' Ch1p1111I \~ llluball .... . . . 'I ,, ' I i 1 lj t 6 "'"'' I 1nll\f 11t1no "out Maou.n• On Tuai CrOWlftQ hll\ rv Mui'' S1n11 lllrb1r1 1 The 700 tluO C111 I C1r1 Ptr'l M11011 •• f If (A&El MOYI( Tr" ll • r ..... *. "<i84. r-,;•1•' "'' 1• J}I ~ WAii(! • (CBN) Do~1 Gtllll tCNN) l•ler111110111t Hour (ESPN) Clltefltadlllt (GALA ) Nollc1tro (CO (H901 MOYIE P '" 1•• 1 I ... , 11•., ,,., • • Jli't 1cfa .. u w ~hd'' \ •n1 t NPl~n" (LIFE) Moltltr' 01y (MAX) Tiit Mt'llt St.ow (NICK) Pln#fletl (SHOW) MOYll Tr ,. Mt1My t rtU"9"'\ t •• I l q 11)1 t<or~ U IU<,jlil\ I '1H'1tJf~r f1ltj,,1f'T)~· (lMC) MOVI( ri11•• ••\ r>,., [' p •• fl t Hll!l11 [)~nr y Ut.V••• S.l!e M-<l"" (USA) lat' M••t 1 Deal ('WoqJ Swttlllt1r1s IWPlltj Glloalbu11tn -12.os P.M (WTBS) TOfll • JtHy a f u"llouu -12:30 PM e Cl "'' lold '"' 111t ht11tllt1I I Ntwtywff 01mr AINl1c111 Govt rnN•I (CSH) GtM• A<rn (OllN} MOYIE All "t>o<•t l vf * * * * I 19S01 Bett11 Oav•, "nne Oa .. ttr (LIFE) Wlltt 1..,-, lffr ..... (MAKI MOY1f Peon,., F"rom Heaven • • (193&) Bino ('rottty (dtlh ~Ollow• (USA) Ptay "" Pt •n•• (WOR) 0111119 G1mt fWPIX) Y09I Bur (ZI MOYIE • • • • 119< > • r"" 11•1JclS' • -12.35 PM (WTBS) Fltntslonu -t·OO PM J. A5 Ille Wor1e GI) Anottltr Wor·• CHIP1 Ne~n Arcllle llunltt ' P • • D1t1119 Gam, RETAC Jvan1 ltll • bottler tile h MV•dO f •I 'rl MOYIE T• r~e'''9 •• • •. 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Wt U11"41td fllo.Merta to• Geme1 Dalty Piiot ~-1s&. ................... .,. ........................................ --ii--............. -. .... ,.. .............. ..., Oct. 9-15/17 G lbtictlOM P1lltl119 --l•(flPH) TllofOVtft&rff 0'9ts1 (H90) *>VIE Tr1nsytv1nia S-5000 • (198SI Eo Begley Jr . Jell Goldotum Broe • • * (1987) Ca') * * * (19701 JONI W1yne Jennifer 0 Nt1ll e l'tny ...,.. A woman " et11rged with the muroe< o l her I bsen! bftdegfoom S unc:le. Guests Barbara Bain. WM Bissell "l' .•. ; 1111 I I (LIFE) h1y Sllttl (HICK) Hulllcli11 (USA) Jtclptl -2:35 P.M.- (WTISS) °" 01y II I Time -3:00 P.M - Swt11lle1rta ID 0t11111ue ntl'1 H1ppe11111911 o,t1ll Wllllrty • Hlllf M11111111 Dmtru Court M1t1111111.p1 Du1111 Ille Men1ce Yttl ... , -.cNtll/leh111 New1Hour Rttld1nci1 33 l'fllH Ille lOld Ml1t11 R09ers" NelQhborhood ~Cl • My Tll11t Soni (AAE) GoldH Agt of Telev"IOll (CBH) lon1n11 (CHH) Sllowlll1 T od1y (CUANI Houst fl001 Otlllle (011111 Wekome to Pooh Co1n11 (ESPfol) SpomloN (LIF!) Aftlllidtt (NICK) lllllt (SEL) MOVIE r l'MaN"f' * * (1983) J"nn '"' f\Pa '> Mtenae1 Nouri (USA) Pr911 YOllt luck (WOfl) Min Ho1111011 {WPIX) CiOllf Sllow (Z) MOVIE lnner~p;trf' * • (1987) Dennis Ouat<J M1l't111 Sl'IOr1 -J:05 P.M - {WT9S) lntn1e & Slurtey -3:30 P.M.- WJ,tOlll .... Gllf99I P-.,lt'I Cout1 "'* I Ille Clllpmu11u Jtt1t11 M11 M1111<1 3·2· 1 Ct11llcl ICl'.1 F1mlly Attalt (AU) Good TI111e C111 (CNN) ~~s ·u lCUAN) Call-Ill DfSN) Ovmllo's Clrcitt (ESPN) Aclloll Cyclt Spor1 Sen.1 (HICK) Mr Wlmd's WOlld (SHOW) GltllOll He I lhe °'"'"' (USA ) Tic TK Oo119h (WPIX) Hollrwood $QU118\ -3:35 P.M - (WT88) .., 6tltlllll -4:00 P.M.- 8) 0.11No ...... ..... , ., .. , .. , ...... M'A'l'H """"' c..,, °""' Wlllfrey I(('.• hit Tttn c.o.r.s Ill Mr,tn' Wotlcl ti lfeu ......... ,,.... llt lttd .,.,,..., Jvt!lot """ ('( I U.."9llC'lllk Mt.ff A.at:) ..,..,.. & Myslttltt CllN) Ow ...... CNN).....,... llCIJl)Tlle~1S1 ~, '"'11Cffllel 1.._....ICO MOY1( "The Prine.as Elwes Roon Wrigrit !LIFE) MOVIE Courage • * • 119861 Sopr·11a LCYen B•lly Dtle Williams (MAX) MOVIE Tf'le MCXJ11I , .. o 1rie Mart age Brol\er ••• 11 951 J11anne Crain ~on Brao~ (NICK) YOll C1n 1 Oo Th1t 011 Telev111on (SHOW) MOVIE Tne Sner·I• ano 111e Sa1e1.11e K.o • * 119191 Bud Si>ence• Cary •.rnlley (USA) """ Rollers (WOR) Cosby (WPIX) Cllee11 -4:05 PM - (WTBS) 9 lo 5 -4:30 P.M.- Sll'ler Spoons • S 1 ABC Hews 1rf News Tiit Judge Double 011e Fun House J 2 t Co11taC1 r • Computer Chtonldn Adlvlnelo COii Sen II Hotse1I "'4tl11t (A&E) WOt14 ti S~MWll (CNN) Cmsllre (DISH) Don1l4 Due• Presenti (ESPN) Scllolulic Sports A1111r1<1 (NICK) Hie~ Roch (TMCJ MOV1f Amazon Women on the Moon • • * 119811 Rosanna Arovette ~yl>t Oann1ng (USA) Clltd n Dull (WOR) ll1le 6 Alttt (WPIX) News -4:35 P.M.- (WT8S) S1111ord & Son -5:00 P.M.- 1 ::;I Rl4tr ,ml ll1Jeb1ll Nahonat Leagvt> (;l'lamp1onsh1p Series Game se~en 111 necessary! N('w 'l'<.ir• Met\ 31 LOS Angelt>s Ooo~~ 1CC1 T J Hooitr f!MtU 1Ceept11 Oltf"re.t Slfo-ei SQHre One TV ,, !') A~ M11ln1 News TIN Todlf • focus o. W1terco1o1 011 I 011 Reque1t Yl*I S (AaE) Mou11.-1nu Soldier I S11tes111u (MIAVO) Jun Ctcluu (CBN) MOYIE Lass~ The New BeQ1nn1ng • • (1978) John Reilly Lee Bryant (CNN) l'rllllelltWI (C$PAN) (ftlll ol Ille 01y (OtSN) lllft 1M (ES~) TNT Mo111" Truck Cll1I lntt lerits (NICK) l-•Y llt1t1 (SELi MOYll The 819 Ea\y * • (19871 Dennis Oua.O Ellen Bar~in (USA) 0111tt P1rty USA {WOfl) A Tum (W~IX) MOYIE· L1ltlOrc:• • • (19851 Stev11 R11111bKk Peter Firth (Z) MOVlf Pert()(J of Adjlllll monl • • * (1962) l ony r r 8l'lCIOSI J ,,,. 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Ruthless Peo- ple ** * 11986} Danny DeV1to Bette Mtdter (USA) Onpet (WPIX) Perry M11141 -12:05 A.M. - (WTBS) MOVIE Stage coacn **** 11939> Jotin Wayne Cla11e Trevor -12:30 A.M. - I G) ute Night IS1 Odd Couple N.ws (R) larMy Miiier ksl11eu fllt CIH Ju111 C1lw Mlli.r (BRAVO) MOVlE Beauty and 1ne Beast • • •• P9•61 Jean Marais Josette Day (ESPN) NFL Yt11Mot (NICK) Ali• Sotti.n1 (SEL) MOYIE Footloose ** (198•1 Ke111n Bacon Lor• Singer (USA) Edee of NIOM (Z) M-0Y1E The MrSSIOn * • ( 19861 Rooer1 De Nrro Jeremy Irons -12:40 A.M. -(IJ ll'OYIE Izzy 8nO Moe * * (1985> Jack111 Gleason Art Carney -12:45 AM. - I) MOYIE tzry and Moe * • ( 1985) JackrP Gleason Art Carney (HBO) MOVIE The Women s Club • 119871 M ichael Pare Maull Aoams -1:00 A.M.- 8 USA T Otli9fl1 MOYIE Rage a1 Dawn * * t 19551 Ranooipn Scott Daily Pilot Kenneth Tooey I Pollet Worn1n lovt C011ntcho11 MOVIE Cne' • 119691 Omar Snaril J acll Palance I l.vcy Sllow RETAC Aner Su11dow11 PT list 1111 l Of1I Wendy & Mt (A&E) Freud (CBN) Mlnltlry Special (CNN) l1rry King l>YernlQhl (ESPN) Aulo R1clno (LIFE) lirtn!JMM Adw\W'f (NICK) Mr (d (SHOW) Thal's Wllal fl'lt<lft Are fo1 1$1 (USA) Surch lot Tomonow IWPIXI Sueets of Su Oct. 9-15/19 Fructue -1:05 A.M.- (MAAl MOVIE Rege o4 Honor • (1987) Sho Ka.ugi, Lewis Van Bergen -1;30A.M.- I G) Ullll Wia ... 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"'"" ·-ill: W1'tl ,..,.,., MMoll s.. mnr•• hM USA TM. ....... ~ ....,. ~ llU-l lllDWll 1111 Tlla •lion t"G. 'M • • IR cben Dt Mlr'O ...._ 1ton11 c.. Cir111 "' 711 ••• V c!IMI C."91 Tlle I".-. THURSDAY -7:05 A.M.- (WTBS} lllOYI( LH Vegu Lady * (1976) Stella Ste\len' Stuln WMman -7:301'.M.- I c .. 1 .. n •.-Y•~ I CI =::. .....,_. llt ..... IM'lloo4 L1......,...1llllt Mlfltya Hktey Wy ..... Tlltn h • W1y (011111 w.ie-1a P'Mll C.niet (ESPN) llltWWlfl ltlmrateel (H90) TIMt '1 LlltJt ·-(LIFE} It f ..... (NICtc:) DttiMI .. Metltu (WPIX) Allee (Z) MOYIE · Sometn111Q BIQ' • (1972) Dean Martin. Brian t<e11h -8:00 A.M.- 9"4y .... , .. °' s.. Dlltt f"~ .... l'tn'y I ,...,_ s-t"• ks-. Snet ICCJ C ... SW• S11uewett • Gtut Clltts " ... '#nt ....,.. Cllm1IH c-..-. .... ................ (CNN) Oaywmtdl (OtSlf) Ott.W 0.. ~ (UPN) kftlllt Al (Q.llA) INlldtrt fCO (1190) MOVTE The Wr artn * • t t 9861 Charlie s~ Noe-Casuveles (LIFE) " Alwt'9 (MAX) MOVIE Here Comes M1 JcxO&r> + * * * (1 94 ll Robert Mon•oomerY Claude Rain$ (NICtc:) LUM (SHOW) MOV'I(_ Allin Ou1term1"1 1no the L0$1 C<ly ot Gold * (19e7) Richard CNmberlatn. SN10!'I Stone (USA) IM·fll (WPIXI 8"" It~ -a:30A.M.- l 9"4yhlldl ~"'"'*' ........ DIN ltMUf•AlrWin ... ,,...... (A&E)T'9........., (C8N) ..._., .. j1)tP) 0-.'t Cltwt ~IPH) leskT,.._...,.... ILWfl Met hwf '*t l..-. (NtO() , .. ., •• lftdel {TMC) MOW· LAurt •••• (19441 Gene n .. nev Dina "1ld1ewt fUSAIC....~ -t:OO A.M.-(J) ,...., fe.i ........ c...... -..,0eya Ml a,...., i.... t .. r..a...i.~ .., um. '-Y ..._.__(CCI "" Jwsy "lfllM4 """'-' •Z·1 C:..-S (CC) .,.. ........ ~t)~ a .... u.. .. u llCWW. 'PfofMM>t I Pr~ ... (197•) Charf'8 Dra~e M110 osnea (ESPH) lodllt lw Mollo11 (LIF£) Maran Wlf'y M 0 (NICKI~ (WOAI ""1 (WPIXI HllTY 0 (Z) MOVIE Mak·n1,1 V t Rignt • • 119871 Jonr· Matkovich l\nn Magnusor -9:05 A.M.- (WTBS) Ptrry MalN -9:30A.M - C 11CI S"-rU Cit nlC CINICH ln llOll u"'" I Sltlt1t y l ~LMCY ~ C-. (R) Wipffvl RM Cllll!t Mlft.f "°ten "'~rllood {fCI U!) Diet V1A Oytt (C~I Celllt lllcllt• (EIP'C) IMy Slllpillt (HIK>) MOVI( To C11c.h a King ** (19841 Robin Wagoer T e11 G1rr (MAX} MOV1( Sang 10(! Otum SIOwl) • * • 11 973) Rooen Oe NllO M>ef'llll Mon111y -10:00A M - I !-~:::, ... MMU °" D•y I I I TllM MOVTE Con11nen1a1 Ot \1'°8 • * f1981 I )()!'In Belushi Bt1ir Brown I ~~:~· lntnldloe1I TV eer.n. Sth ... ..,... Actet (AU) S.-. Aft ti TllrtttlM (C8N) ~ Cllth (ESl'NI H .. .,._ Rtdllg (LIFE}~,,... (SHOW) MOVTf fhe Greal Tr11n Aoot>e1y *** t1 9791 Sean Conner~ Oon•ld Sutnerlaf\d (TMC) MOV1l i<1ng Crt b * • • l 19801 Blrry Ne...,men Jvlie eovan o (USAt MO~ Thoeve5 Ltts.e Us ••• \fll7At Kerth C1rrtdl(ll Snellty Duvall (WOA) c- (WPtlt) T"""' .W. Ill D -10:05 A.M. - (WT9S) MOV1t Mtn WrthOut a S11r '1 '1 • P 9!>5) Ktrll Douglu JMnne Cfaon -10:30 A.M. -l ~ ... .,Ot .. "' ....... ............ ""'aa.. (AH) QeM TI-. Ctlt (oeNl "'~ C.'!" WetM ti Strt'llW!l -11:00 A.M. -9 (I) Tiii Y .... IM IN ........ I::,. ...... ._. .. ,...,. .,.... ............ "'"-"' 20/0aily Pilot S) Mis.Ill Rofen' N~ CC1 I 0. Pw11 S11191t J111191 "*- Rlw<O'! 6t let Prodlf!Os (C8H) Dotts Day (AIE) S«Tltl I M111trtei (CHM) N.....,y ICSPAN) Heine FIMt Matt IDISN) YW tlllll Mt Kid (ESPH) Alllt flMMt NHRA KeyslO!'le Nttiona•s IRI (LIFE I AlllWn (MICKI Sll11ot1. lol& I 8'1m'1 fl tpfl,.t Sllow (WOR) ltroby Jews (WPIX) lell Tl" lw Tow11 (Z) MOVIE Macoelh ••• 1 •9•81 Orson Welles Roooy Mc Dow an -11:30 A.M. - I G) SClllllllt llYltlt F11'11111 Mtdlctl C tflltf ZMllllM 104 Jen a.n1n1 CKllll Crts«i SovllCI on (AU) • .,,,. of S11mnt (C8N) ftylltt Nlltl (OISN) Weft Oli-.y l'rntlts (HIK>) MOVIE Hannan anO He1 Sisters • • * * f t966J Woooy Allen Mia Farrow (MU ) A Jau S.UlcHt 1$1 (NICK) utlt lt11l1 (WPIX) Tom I Jeffl AFTERNOON -12:00 P.M - M"1 0111 ti 01» lWt1 ~ C111,1n 1I lm) All My CMIOI_.. !MW\ f t!Qsy tsl1IMI ...... ...,.. DI Trill ~~· TV Mlljtf SIN aa1N<1 Tiit 780 caw C1t1 1 Clft ,..,,, ...... (AU) MOVlf Detovr * • 119451 Tom Neal Ann Savaoe (CBN) 0.-.. GMlls (CNN) lllttnlft1N1I H- (f SPH) Ha1lolltl T1te10t ,.,..... Aueclalkwl (OALA) lftflderw ECO (LIFE) .....,., D1y (HICK),.,........ (SHOW) MOVlf The Money Cf\lnQelS • * * (1976) K1rlo. Douglas Chrrsl<>f"* PMnme! (TMC) .aVlf Fool IOI Love ii * ( 1985) Sam Shtpa1d Kim Bts1nger (WOA) s...tM9'ta (WPIXI ~ -12:05 P.M. - f:!~~ l• ' Jen'y's -12:30 P.M. - • Cl) 1111 '* ... .. ........ l ~o "'tt*I UMttnt !C9N) GftM Acf9t Otllfl Cb.di ' Menttf e"'",.._......,....._. ..... (l.W"l) ......... , ... __ " ... ''' (MAXI MOW Plymouth Ad vllrllU<t * * 119521 Soef1Cef Oct. 9-1 TrllCy Gene r .. rney !USA) l'\ay llMI r.rc.M.ltft (WOA) Dt ... G•- (WPIX) Y ... 9etf -12:35 P.M. - (WTHI FlllltslMn -1.00 P.M.- (E M ... Wertd hm • ANlltf • .,,,. atlP'I (Ip) 0.. l ite • lt.. left AtdlM ... ,._,-, l'\Mt ~61mt fll'TAC ...... Im ,......, Ult Tl Mwlfo y ti Mlt MOV'I( Royal W&OOtl'\Q *** (19~11 Fr&O As11ire J aM Powe11 (C8H) ltutl (CNN) New111y (OISNI MOVIE Superm1n 11 * * • p 980J Christoptle• Reeve Margot l(l()Oer (ESf>H) AWA C11tm,i...slllp W11r11i119 (LIFE) W• Wiiii Yu {NICK) .... I 1ft111t11 {USA) Ht1 ""''° (WOAI Lt\'t CeMeclltli (WPIX) C 0,. S (Zl MOY!( Get Ca11er ••• lt97tt M icheel C11ne tan Hendry -1:0SPM.- IWTBS) FlilltnoM'S -1.30 P.M - I C1191 llnttl I klfffs GMlf11'1 lilt .. I Dttttlll tf )UMlc Mtrltyw Hlctey (AIE) T'9 NM (CSN) Fllllet ~ ksl (H90) MOW Real Men • It 987) Jame a Betvsn1 Jonr Rifle• (LIFEJ f,. II.....,_... (NICK) Ullt ,,__ (USA) ClllM llltldlllt {W<>fl) ......,.... a- (WPIX) F• ...... -1:35 P.M.- (~S) lf-4y '-ti -2:00P.M.- CIJ 0-.. lJttll SMC.a tMlt'f C9llftlt'1 ...... l!ll ~' """'" 'air Jtny ,..,..Nf =-~k!Mf ~ Deya " 0. LJorn ,.... .. LM ...... .,.,TV c-. (A&Et ~ (C8N) ... ¥ .... CCNN) -..natt11 (£UNI ....... ._. 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Alter1cllool Spec111 iA IMllt M1011ln1 Divorce Court OelMlls Ille Men1tt '°'' .. ., MacNell1lellr1r NewsHour Rnicle11Cla :u • l'TllH ltle lord • Mister Roten Nt1Qhborlloo4 CC1 m My TllfH Sons (Alf) Golden Aoe ot Telew1s1on (CBN) ktt11n (CNN) Sllow1H1 lod1y (CSl'AN) Hovse floor Debate (OISN) Wtkt111t to Poof\ Conm (ESPN) Sportsl oo- IH!'Ol Amenu Undercover (LIFE) Atllludn (NICK) l1nlt ISEL) MOVIE HP•l•a \!'• * • (1987) Ann,.•w Ror··~'"' Ct.ire Higgins (USA) l'nu Ytur lwc• (W~) Mitt Houttoa (WPIX) GHQ Sllow (Z) Sllne Mr Sbhspure -3:05 P.M - (WTBS) lntmt I Slltrtey -3:30 PM Wipeoul Ntw Gkltet l"fftllt"I Court AIYl11 I Ille Clltpmun•s Jm..is Mu Muske • 3-2 1 Co11tact fr f1m4ty Alt1lr (A&E) Varitly TOlllQlll ' (CNN) lllskle l'olltks U (CSl'AN) C1tt In (OISM) o-eo·s Clfos (ESPN) Owl'-S,.n1m111 (NICK) Mf Wlrar•·a Wll1d (USA) Tic T K Oellfll (Wf'IX) ~ $41111ts (l) MOVI( The Little Sttoc ot Houors *** (196tl J11c1<1t1 Joseph Jonatl"tlln Huto -3:35 P.M - (WT BS) Allfy Griflllll -4:00 P.M.--~..._ ""'" ,_.,lmnler ""'" M'A'l'H 1_.n.r CIHlrl 0,.all Wllllfry 1(.I I o-tiT8'es co.rs .. -.,.n· Wt1fd ot Idell ,., ...... 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'#tlMI II f.,._ rCCt Ml ....... hCenite l'YllM .. l n .. ....., ... ,_~ Ml MIMI k11ril ,..,.,, ....... (U EI VOii brap11 C.-cts H111C>@rt Von l\ara1an C-OnCIUCts 1ne B6•hn Ph1ltt11moooc Of. c"6st• a 1n .Ant()(l Bruckner s unl1nts"8<! Symphony No 9 "' D """°' (MAYO) frlllk Aldi/$.,_ V111a Melvyn BtaQQ end 011ma Oct. 9-15/21 c11t1C Frank RtCtl Ot5CUSS 11141 BHt.sn invasion ot Bto.c>- way Incl Suzanne V9<Ja per 10tms Lull a I ncl Tom s Omer (CBH) TIM 700 C. (CHN)f ...... ..... (IMSM) C ....... s Two Cf\11- 0rl!f'I tielp tlletf 9flnc1llltlef stay H1 business by sotving 1 neigttbortlood cnme Witt\ Noatt Halt'laway Pat Htnglt (ESPH) Tllld & Trldlf M cumplu•• F1om Ptloen1• (LIFE) f.ll The staff oeaJs ll'tfttt an e•plOS1ve srtuatl()(l (NICKI YM c.i De TMI • Ttl twbl• Alu<law·s ,.,.... 1nvent1or1 (SELi MOW Gooo Morning Vietnarn '* * • (1987) Robtn W1lhams Forest Wtuteker (SHOW) MON· Allan Ouatermain ano the Lost Coty of Golcl * ( t ~11 Rct\MO C'11mbet1ein. Sf\eron Stone (USA) ._. Vice (WOA) ..... {WPIX) USA T ...... (Z) MOW The 8e-.o ot Cable Hogue ••• (t970) Jason Ao«>eros s .... Stevens A busnwf\ldleo prospec10r tett to Ole 11'1 ltle o.- ~ teams up Wltf\ 1 prostlt\All to fTlalle a water hCHe en oasis THURSDAY PRIME TIME 22/Daily Pilot Oct. 9 ,:::~~~~~~ t. 9 6 do v 640-5800 • I *** (1~8) RObef'l Young Ckhoo WebO (!SPN) ~ "-<hit A11ty 01 I 000 LaltH From Flnl1no (HBO) (SHOW) MOW· Pnnol of Darkness • (19871 Donald Pleasence Jameson P1rker (LIFE) MOVIE. "White Dog • • (1982) Kristy McNIChOI, Paul W1nheld (NICK) My Tine IM1 Mem· bers of a losing tHm may lose lhe1r g.rttroend1 (HL) MOVlf· Hamburger Hill • * (19871 Antnony Bemle l.AIChlet Petrick Bolt man (USA) .. 11119 Mervin M1Ck vs James n.. Helt l<1'ler>en. S<Jper Mlddle-ights From Lake Tenoe, N111 Mack (17·7- ' · 9 KOS) I nd Kinchen (4"~-2. 32 KOs) mHt 1n a t 2-round DOut fOf lhe NABF 1uper mld· Cllew11ght lllkl (WPIX) l1at TrN Operetion - AM1h1lllt' Mln0-cont10lhng C>fg1n1sms inl1Sllng 1 colony wOl'ld 1ttacil l(wll 1 bfott\er end n.s 11m1ty tnen tum on Spoc>. (Z) MOVlt f nnef SQete * • (1987) Oenn.s Ouald Mamn Short A hypoderrnoc: noldtng a m1n.atvmeo Att F°'~ pilot el)(J cr111 IS accldentelty 1•bl»CI 11110 I r>erOy grocery clerk -1:30 P.M.- 0 8) TN C--. SW. 1Slll Y11r Clan ..._... Oevid Lettermen. AOt>m Wllhams end A1ch1rC1 Pryor celebt 111 the HollywOOO comedy club S 1 ~ttl annf\lersary ($) D ......,.. 1 '" Lamont ~s up IOf ktre11 lessons il:J Didi VH Dyte Otf ector Rob must cast tne role of Cleopitra (AAE) Ollnel i. ""'111 A. res cue operetion u11es the IM•b 11ants 01 1 wtldhfe rewrve dur. •no spnng nooo1ng (MAX) MOVIE· 'M1u 1ng tn Ac llOn 2· Thi Beg1nn1ng * ( t 985) Ct\vcil NOl'f1 s Soon· Teel\ On (NtCK) DMal "* Mery 1 -•fifty pet v11rts end mekH friends wrth Jett ~ Allfff -10:00 P.M. - I ..._. F1shm1n Cert MOVtL Tl'4I F1m11y Rico *** (1972) Ben Ga111r1 J 1mes F1ren1tno Old·s!yle come boss Eddte RICO 11 torri by hll younger brother ' Cle Inure from ttle 1yndicate IMwl Reoeker Wilde ...._. Melloy RutleOQe &MNt IUntt ~ u.MJIM Remos Salinas I T'MTMey • ...,.,_. Tlltette By the SWOl'd 0.vlded II AestorlllOO 1660 Cromwell o .. s Luc:mde p4eldS With Ch1rles II for Fietcner s hie (Pen 7 or 7) 1CC) ID "" flllltn The Police Question Kombkl Iller I O•rt (Carol Aossen1 he nu beef1 da11ng is found bldty beaten Guests J 0 C1nnon J1me1 Doollen (AIE) Tiit Am ' Glnllftl An Dally Pilot •SIS . A OfHtlf freedom in tt1e visual an s cont.ruts With ine contJnvtng Pf tssur1 of Sovie1 government contrOI (BRAVO) lllOVtE Kiss *** (1~) (CllH) ,., ...... hit Tosca s (CNN) 11111M ......ics ... (R) (CSPAN) l'Mlic Pelky c .. 1e1 .. u (ESPN) Melercycle "eclllt Czecll0sl011ak1an Grend Prix SOOcc World C~mpoon1hl(> seri1S, from Brno Czecl'los1<>- vak11 (R) (NICtC) hi..td•y ~ (TMC) MOVIE LaOy Bewere * (1987) Diane Lene Michael WOOds (WOA) JM frHktll (\IVPI)() Twfflelll Zt11t -10:30 P.M. -I A C11rr1M Aft•ll Am.nu Tierra amar~ta. rev1vienoo su ldentidad Gi) Jly '-'•In (CNN) H'1nHltlll U,-111 (DISH) MOVIE M r Beiveoere A11"9S the Bell 1t * ( 19511 Chtton Webo Joenne 01u (NICK) SCTV (WPIX) USA Tllllflll -1100 PM.--... ...... Ctleen ...... ....,, ....... M'A'S'H Hiii Slfffl ll11ts ... Mitt" Wend tt 16911 o..~ .. ..... li11t4' 'I'~ Oct 9-15/23 I ::::::! 1CC1 NNrlefllle~ (AU ) YN IC.,.... c.-m (CBH) Tiie 7IO C1W (ESl'H) s,.tlLMt (H90) ..._ .. lllfl (LIF'!) C...., I ll«y (NICK) Lhtll·ll (SEL) MOVIE Bits and Pi«- es * (19871 Suzanna Smnti SE Zygmont (SHOW) MOYlf· The Prin- cess Brioe *** (1 987) Cary Etwes Robon Wngrn (USA) 1111111111 Vkt {WOA) KM\t~ (WPIX) WOJW WI* W,.... (Z) MOV1( Pnoce 01 Dari!· ness • (I 9e7) Dotlald Pleasence Ji meson Panter -11:05 P.M. - (MAX) MOYlf• LH9 Than Zero· * (1 9871 Anarew McCanhy.Jam1Genz -11:20 P.M. - (WT8S) MO~E. Legend or tl'>e LOSI •• (19571 Jann Wayne So(>n1a Loren -11:30 P.M. - fl) TIM T1111f11t lllow SI THI (!§} Mlfll1llet I CC I ~Hut ~c.._... Tiie LI• Sllo. ls I U.I A.tu l.U S,~ "" llMMy S.1 Mena ""'4e'1 Cllolct (BRAVO) lalllh lo llOw ft1 (CNN) $,_m~ (ESPN) SfJOftlC .. let (NICIC) C•r ~ THURSDAY LATE NIGHT FRID.\Y (l) MOVlt. Pro,eo x •• {19871 11.Utmew Brooenck Heien Hun1 -7:05 A.M.- (WTBS) MOVIE Nogn1 wa1cn • * 119731 Ellu1>111n Taylor Lau~nce Harvey -7:30 A.M.- 1 ~;:::':...c.., J£M le,~~~~~- ..,.,_ ltictey sn& .. 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WeitMI (LIFE) M•1r.Mtl (NICK) TN1y'1 s,tel1t (UIA) C..... f.IJrns -t :OOA.M.-(1) , .... ,... ....... CtallNy ...,,, Oay1 Ml !Ill "'tft & It .. lM r.. c.. .. C-llt1 Myl ......... , ..__.._.(('C.1 ..., '"'' "'-"' ......... 1-2 1 CelDd !CCI Diet v .. °'I'• (AH)~ (CNN} ...,. 1.M ill l A IOIMl MCMl_ The uni. Pr.nee •• (197'J Roenard Koley. Steven Warner (ESPH) -...S II Mt1IM !LIFE) ltwu (NICK) Pltlwtletl (WORI ...... (WPIX) Hairy 0 (Z) MOVIE Stt&el~ of Golc * • f 1986J Klaus Maroa B1anoaue1 Adrian P•soar -9:05 A.M.- CWTBSI 'tnY Mas• -9:30A.M.- I Cl) CM Sum Clank ee.c..nltM UHrlM & SNrley """ ~u.. & Rt11MN1elillt g) ~ 8' .....,.... Ltuv111 Rota Jorge Negre111 (1s1 Aguirre • :'s.11 I) Mlttef "9tM' ,....._..,,_. CC1 m Ilk* v .. 0¥'• tCBHI ~ .. a.~ (ESPN) llefy Skapltlg (HBO) MOVll The O<esser * * * ( 19&3) "lt>en F .nney. Tom Covrtenay -9:45 A.M.- (MAXI MOY1£ The Loog HO! 5ummer ** • (19M) Don Jonnson Cybil! Shepherd -10:00 A.M. - I i~""::~ f-(5J ®J ar..,.. PalM rC.C11R1 MMlA Diie Day at a~ MOVI( Tt>e Mt0ntgh1 Man • • (197•) But1 Lancast1t1 Sunn C11n. I Seu"" SlfMI I CC. I ., ... , ..._....TV Cem. Salv ... Onell AuH (M E} 0-.. Aft el T ...... IOll (C8N) C~ CNt1 (ESPH) ....... LP6T H1m met Eastern Open (RJ (Uff) """ ..... (lttOW) MOWlf: "Ki.met ** (1955) Howard l(eef Ano Bly111 CVS.) MOYtf 'TN! Hearse • • 119801 Trish Van Deveie Josepti Cotten ('WOA) CHNll (WPtX) T,.,,_, ,,_. MD. -10:05 A.M. - (WT'BS) llllOYH: "The JenchO Mile • • * (1979) Peter S1rauss RC>Qef E Mosley -1CUO A.M. - I :n. Wla, l.nt " Onw ...... "" 1'111......,.... SW, ill llt Wn er.. Acfw (AH) Vn.ty T .... ISi (C8H) Tiie C ....... (01$11) My ~ f1lcU (TMCJ ~ Lucaa Tao ~I ** (1974) 01Vld Hertman Ros.mary Murpny (Z) MOYIC A~' *** (1tla) Cnattea Boyer H«ty l.Amatt -11:00 A.M. - • (() Tiie ,... -.. ...... IE.!f''__. 2'/Dally Pilot I RyH'I tte,e o .... ..... Sae Dleite TllfH'I IC,... 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(SHOW) -.OW Greystolle The ~of Ta1z111.Lorelot ttle ~· ••• (19e4)Chr• toptier ~. AAdle Macl>owe41 (TMC) MCMt J EdQer Hoovet" ** (1998) Treat Wttl<ams. Rip Tom (USA) I.Alfa Matt• 0.11 {WOA) ..... 111'8 fW"X) 811 • 1 II -12:05 P.M -~. '"" & """' -12:30 P.M. - • Cl) Tiie .... llM .. ........ I~.::' fC8N) ... Aa'll .... Gall ' Mamet (H90) llCMI. 'Lovestdl ** (1983) ~ Moore EhUbeth~n cun) nae t_, ._, (USA) P'tly .. (WORJ 0 .... 0.. (WPIJC) Ylfl lear (ZI MOVIL Aett>oy * (1 Sondra Looke R Townsend -12:35 P.M. - (WT9S) Flilltllillft -1:00 P.M.- (1) As .. W~ Ttim . ~-end Cltfh 9 ONUtellU.. .... MM! ........... . =G•mt Jweu kta ~Lite r. .. -., ...... MOV'lf Ht$ Oirl F rw:J ••• * (1 9401 Cary ~a RoHhnd Rut1•ll (CBN) Hal'tf (CNN) ...... (DISN) MOV'lf· Jene Eyr ••• 119«) Joan Fontttt Dison Welles (ESPH) AWA ., ...... (LIFE) 'WIM Wttlt Yu (MAX) MOVI( HatlOw '* 11965) Carroll 8.tller Mar Balsam (NICI() ..... & $an11at (USA) Mot, ... . ('WOR I l""' ~C ••• •• :ttlw:ttlw (WPIX) C 0,1 -1:05 P.M.- (WT8S) Ftillltlll!ln -1.30 P.M. - I C1'9t hf1ld & Frietlft ............. I DBM tf Jeaealt ...,..,....., (C8H)f ............ (LIFE) ( .. • .....,.._ (NICI() lme ""- (USA) C1lall "9ecltll (WOA) .....,.... GMe (WPIX) ,_ ...... -1:35 P.M.- (WTBS) lrWy ... -2:00 P.M.- (1) W6lt lJtlll s-.1MMr. c....··~ ao........,.., ..., .. ,~ ........... =:t..i. o.,. .. Ow Lins ,,.... .. Lan ...., .... TV ca. (Uf) ~ (C8N} ... ,..., (CMN) .... , .... l:!"' ~ .. Ille Wllltt (EVH)luffal .... (ltn) u (HQ) T•J'• lfedet (TMC) MON-; . 'Big 8e<1 Mama ti • (1937} Angtt Olclunson, Aot>en Culp (UIA) .............. f#O") c...., & l-.Y C' lWt .......... -2:05P.M.- (WT81J ,...~ -2:15 P.M.- (IHOWl MOV1l The Al'tnih lllOI • • 1'191) Mark • 1 861 ,. unosay Chapman. ::.u~an Blakely -2:30 P.M.- 1 FhnlllOnH POP41YI Mart Ru111H Av111111f11 de C1pulln1 M19lc of 011 'alt1Hn9 (ESPN) MOIOfWM• lffintraled (H80) MOYIE One Cra1y -:. •• mmer ** (19861 JO'ln _1 ... aclo. Demo Moore (LIFE) Elsy SlrHt (NICK) Hutllclltl (USA) Jte-Pol (ll MOVIE A Guy Nam ec:l J •e * * I 19.U) Sventer dLY Irene 01.mne -2:35 P.M.- (WTBS) OH Dty ti I Time -3:00 P.M.- S•ettllurts G) Oual1111 W!laf'a Happe11111911 Oprtll Wlt11T1y rCC Ho111 Ma911IM Otworct Court Magnum. p 1 0111111 Ille M1ft1ce Y09l lt1r MacNtll/ltllrtr N1w1Hour R11111Hd1 l3 • Praise Ille LOfd • Mliter R09e11· Nt1911borhood Cf I '1:) My T111n So111 (A&E) GolcltP Age ol Tetn11to• (CBN) 8oft111ra (CNN) Shoftlt Today !DISH) Welcome to Pooh Corner (ESPN) S,oitsloo• (LIFE ) AttlhldH !MA)() MOVIE IJ r1,, .. '•"•,J11teme • • t 19461 J.i•N'" L a<Jr-ey Annabella (NICK) LHslc (SELt MOVIE Bog '\hn t' * * !1 987) R•cl<y Bus~e· Va• us M cCr ary (USA) 1'1111 YIHlr l11<k (WOO) Man H011t1otl (WPIX) GOllt Sllow -3:05 P.M.- (WTBS) l.lftfM " Slllrley -3:30 P,M.- W"'""1 NtwG~t ' Ptoplt's Collf1 AIYlll & lllt Cfllpmunh JtbH• Mas M1111cJ l ·M CMllcl 1rr1 f •llllty •"•" (AU) WerW ti C9"ltlf (CNN) .. _. 'llllk• 'h (CSPAN~ 'ti· CaM 111 (DISM) '1 ClfQt (ESPN) R ....... I Rtc"'9 (NICK) Mr Wlz.,..-t WOfld {TMC) MOVlf· 'The Ae1vc1an1 Awonaul •• (1967) Don Knons Lu lle Nlels•n (USA) Tic Tac 0...-. (WPIX) l+olywtM S..arwi -3:35 P.M.- (WT 88) AMy Grffllll -4;00 PM.-.°"'* ..... ....,~ ..... M'A'l'H ....,_Cwt 0,.... WIMfty ICC> 0..Ttltt CO,,,I • ...,_., Wtfld 11 lhH ....... ~ .. l.tl'f o.aui ,_, Hifll !CCI ~ Uno Nunn Sabe m M1 Ed (AaE) H1ndm16e In America (CBN) Our House (CNN) Moneyllne (DISH) Mouseterpte<t Thu tt r (ESPN) SportsCtnler (GALA) Noll<ltto ECO (HBO) Clay feel r (LIFE) MOVIE Mal•a p,,,, es~ • rt 966 ' t'"v ( un•s ::.usa1• .u~( (NICK) You Can't Oo Thal on Telcwmon (SHOW) MOVIE " c,,.<11<' l l a Go1c:1 .. ,. '>•r • • 19 '81 Ctia11e~ Nar>•P' r ,,,, Us"1ono (USA) HtQh Rollm (WOR) Co1by (WPIX) Cheers -4 05 PM (WTBS) 9 to S -4·30 P M S1lve1 S POOft$ News The Judge Double 011r Fun Houu 3 2 I ConUCI I Modtlft M1tutlly Adrvtnelo con Senn Holsnl Holltne (A&E) World ol Survival (CNN) Crouhre (DISH) Dould Due• Plfnnh (ESPN) Clay Tlr9e1 SnoollnQ Game IHBOl Kids Oft Kids on Kids (MA.CJ MOVI( ...... • ••••• I 18 *I 1Qllt •" ,.., Tt .• , ,., tr ......... (NICK I Mrc~ RotkS (USA) Check II Out' (WOR) Kilt & Allrt (WPIX) News (l ) MOVIE '"" l.i\d" Wht •"t•t! ·•' Pan, 1nq * * * ''~'~I U w l rh,Vll(\l1lS 1~d1ar1 M1,. -4 35 PM - (WT BSJ Santo1d & Son -s·oo P M NtWI NtWI Knf9ht RtOtr News New~ T J Hook.ti News F•IHl•l'l keeperi Dlll'rtnl Stroln Square 011t TV Allla M1ttn1 "''" • TBN Tod•• • con1ctors 011 a Ola R1q11111 Vtclto (AaE) Tiit 10tll Cotury (BRAVO) MOVIE Hi" Ao;~~"' Garden * • • ( 196'il Deoorah Kerr Mdi:lhu• J<1llrey (CBN) MOYI( r11e,e Thou sanc:l Hills • • • 119'i91 Don Munay. 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(USA) 0111<1 Party USA (WOR) MOVIE The Blue La· goon • (1980) Broo~e Shields Ctms1opne1 Atkins (WPIX) UFO Com-Up? -5:05 P.M.- (WTBSJ MOYIE The Sea•ch ers * * • * (1 9561 John Nayi1e Jetr1ey Hunter -5:30 P.M I I love Lucy Weblter F1u9al Gourmet Diane 811h Computer Chronicles (A&E) Ylclort II Su (DISH) The Edison Twln1 (NICK) Inspector G1doe1 (TMC) MOVIE fnp Ovesl •• 119761 r.,., Mat11eson °""" Russell (USA) S~e Ra -5:35 PM !SHOW) The M101ul T1lp t hrouvh L1nte Reh Head EVENING -6:00 PM.- Ntws NtWI M19num p 1 Newi CBS News A Tum ABC Newt C Three 1 Compoy Cosby NIQh!ly 8us1neu Report Nollclero • NBC New1 • F redentk k l'ttce • John Mcl auQlll•o s OH on One W Nollt1e10 m Bntrly H1llbflllu (A&EJ MOVIE Tr1111e V'IOlllP'> • * * 1191 ·1 ""'~V '>l'IH t>• ...,ne11ev D1111a11 (CNN) Larrv 1(1n9 live' (OISN) We Ille Ptoplt (ESPN) Great American Events (l IFE) Cowt1 Up (MAXI MOVIE L1111e """" •f t•urr .. ~ * e 119861 Riek M u i.HUS [Hen u1eene (NICI(,) De""ls tllt Me111tt (USA) Fat Alkn -6:30 P.M.- CBS News NBC News - News News Ntwi •CC I family T111 Ben1011 MacNtHlt1llrw1 NewsH0111 NoUCltfO Unlvtsloll • USA Tod1y • Adam Smltfl'1 MOllty Wortcl Notlcltro Ttltmuttdo/CNN 011• Shactowi (BRAVO) Hyster Puluhl (DISH) Tf11 l'um1Kl11 W!lo Coutdn'1 Smllt (NICK) Do11'I J111t Sii Tlltrt (SHOW) Gleas0tt Ht's 1M G1talest (USA) CtrtN" h!lftt'l -7:00 P.M.- 1) USA Tectay WO<IO Sefl(!S '<ll68k preview s1ng1ng atrhne s1ewa•c:1 8 b"'11i-t T0416tllt Ac ton from the 1973 movoe Amoncan Gra!l1t1 !SJ 8 Cllarlts Ill Cflartt Ctiarltfs 81l() Adam lh1nk 11141~ Me " \JfO 1CCJ I AIC Ntws ICC:, "' Mat•ztN Boo HOJ'lt' l tYI C01111tctlofl Daily Pilot Oct. 9-15/25 CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS "Nine Houn 10 (9ueflflotJJ S "One -liltrllon" I Comic Johnaon t 2 Actor Sll1r11 1 S o..true1e h<"g wu Molly - 15 ttn Heellmen fllm t 7 Andre .. "'0!\09'"" 11 Ad""" - 1 t Knlgflt't wNr JO "TM -Murrey ~" 21 ~ ol ... ., w.,. .. 23 ''The -F amity Show" 2S Shcw1·1'"d TV WH tem lO Ac11'9H l ayee l2 a,_,, ol eo'" " ·-••rt•" )4 "-Crazy" S5 "S.me Tim• Nul - Je MH WHI film JI Cauatle 1ubll1nc•1 ., .. -• llYl119" 41 Orow old 4~ .,, ... IN>del .. "-Na Na" 4t "-La•'' 50 l'rot1 "' many '"' fllm1 u "Thi -.. CTV ~tuno) r.4 T raftled S6 P-or Conne.y st ''Ou1 -llmll" '7 ,, '" cM«>1 OOWN l "A~I 1 -10< All See_ .. l Co....Olenn•-•"'99t c .Join ot -"' ~ Fr1nken1tltfl'a lttde e C rotl1y of ''The COftMdy ~-7 Aey of "9ettt. Cry" a 9urro•• 01 .,,...,.,. t Elv mcH>09""" 10 Weyne Otcer 111m 11 L•t• ee10r .-~n11 14 Actor hearde ,. ·-·-Hlgfl" lO ''O--·~ 22 p'""' Ot w •tt• i• lhp MCtlon 21 1153 Culleon ... 2t 1171 TV qllb .,__ 27 "The -v .... 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"Th• Big EH y'' * • 1 t987 Cnmeorama1Denn15 OYa'<l A '>~ttat 01 osecutor 1rom oot ot town oroo.s POloc.1 tc:>t• ~o hO" '" New Or•eitrtS Wiii' a semocorrupt police o.tecme 1R •Olm (SELi Wed S om (VCR> 'ltlQ J ...... * * 1•971 WeSIMnl J()l'ln Wlyn9 A gt u~· 'df\Cne1 S w•te summons n..n ll()me tO Munl down 1"9 C' I a.. ana 9•"9 .. no ~.Ona~ n•s 9randson P(; •OGm (WTilSI Sun 4 pm rYCRI B'ii) Shoca" * * t1987 ACventurtt RICl<y 9\Js~er f ,. oovs •rom OOOOS•tl! ,.,., of ~tCago t>o«ow a Me•cedes 6\>ni trom mo<>ste<S ano dnYt to Lou1s..ne PG I j Q()m ISELl r, 3 pm 1\/CRI "8tta •nd P11C•1·· * (1987 Horrorl Suu nn• Sm11r T"e > ol1ce anno1 NllO il yov"(J woman •1•1ked by a mut•la101 86m (SEL) Tn., 1 t pm "Blood and Sand" * • 11 922 Oramat RUOOlpt> llale~P•.:> A young Mataoor <>•st•actea by"'' m1s1teu '' ;)O'!Ml a...:: J~s " '"" arms ol "'s "''" Soten1 80m (SE\.) Sun j ; -VCR1 BIOOCI Feud" • * (1979 O..am11 Sophia Loren A , • .., • .,, dl'\CI a tn1et -ave I Naapo4rtan wldOw and hQht f' lllC151S r 1920s Soelly 0.rected Dy l•rt• W9f1muller tAI 112m T -.a1 ' t 30 o.,, 1VCFll "'* 8'°°° of• Poer •• • 11930 Fantuy1 LM "4 '*' r ""' \u,,ea scenes <JeptCt a ooet s dreams"' lf'e ,,_ • 1a"•S '°' • cn•mnf!y 10 taH Oo<ected by Ju n Coctu " 6(1,,.. (8RAV0) Wed 6 pm I I 30 pm (VCRI 'The Blue LJ9oon" • (1980 Floman<::.I Br<>OI<• S1i<el\ls A oo, a girl and a Durty c()()ll are s"'Pwfecl<ed on a""' s an.J wnere tt>e boy and g.r1 grow uo as to•••s 1R1 1()4m (W<>f') Frt 5 pm l\ICR) 'lk••ltlng A••• .. * • • (1979 Come<ly.<lfamal 09l>nos Cht•\topt'le1 An lndiena '--ICll l<lte en llPan kyete •ace• n h9 and his townie budd,.s compe• wtttl oot18ge \ludents Directed by Potllf Yates !PG) 1 OOm {H80) Mon S 30 p m (CCt (VCRI "The 8'1M·e ~ .. • * • (I 978. Comedy-drama) P91e• Fall< A. ~kJtzy e<C>OA ano hit motley~ pull on !t141 onl• "'<>U\ 19SO Bront. s armory n.tat .. Boston Oo<.c190 l>v W•IUm Fnedl<"' (PO) 104m. Tue 10 a "" (VCR) "9roedwey Ottnny R-" ••• (1984, Comedyl Woooy Allen Borsct>t bel1 oomb r .c.I a New Y Ol1t laletll •9en1 s ascaoao.s w.111 a INfO.fate IO<f'Q9 ""09' a l>'H Ch4KM>lond mtl~HS Otrected tly . Men (PO) 86m t~HOW)'>un 2 pm Wea 9 JO• m Set 6 1 rn 5 30 1 m (ZI Sun 6 30 a m Tu. 1 30 pm Wed S 30 am • 9ueted Up" * 11986 Orama) PW Coutos A. C...adllln l>O•er ca" k!W'P h•' OalJQhter reunill Wlltl her mother anO °"'"• nos ~iqhbo)<'1000 by winr>ong Of'8 last ~I (R) 90m (MAXI S.t 11 55 pm (CC) (V~I 'llutcfl end 9-daMe . The b rty O.,." • * ( 1979 we.ie<n com9dyl W·ll,.m Ken Young ~, Bu..,., C•""'Y •f'<l t"9 Sundaf'C9 l<<d SIMI lrom 19'9 of •VIN)n l)""lheOldW11'1 1P01 11tm (MAX)TU9 11a.m.(VCFI) c "C H 0 M ~ S .. * 11919 Comeoyl W-, Eure A ...,._ ~ llfl""'' ,,.,.,..,,~ a ~ wetehdoQ to bU ovt ,,. .. MOVIES oonmenci • flllhef a ~s.curory t>us•nus !GI 89m U S.,. 3 pm (VCR) •'c.M)lfwdl" * * P980 Ct>meovt Chevy Cnue Mem D9"S go91'\e<S et-o gw1s Uf\Oefmt<>e an nge• c.ooy 1rym9 to _, a COlleoe tchola•Sl\lp 11 tne Busl>wo<Xl Count<"\' Ctutl !Rl 98m (WP1X) Son 3 p m fVCR) ··Caf>NI, U.S ... ......,..•* f1973 Weste•n1 .ion" Wayne ,. U S marll\al ~s ,.,,~ t-NO sons and '">as 1nem ••ned up..,,,, an outlew '"a oan• •oot>ety tF>Gl t 03m m Sal 10 pm (VCR) ·~ ol .,. Ctoud•" ••• 11~2 War) JllM5 e.gney Two titaan bush pilots pn IN Royal Canaoian All Fate. end -ac:toon ""'"'<! wona war ti 113m 9 Sat t30a m ··The CHlewrf• on~·· ltland'' • • 11979 Com.· dy) 80C> Den,,.. Sh;owrech<I G•ll'9•"· S•ippe< rnurston ~ tit and tne ''" lure 1our1sts 10 l!l•r uncl'\aneo o. _, isle 74m m Son t om Sat 2 pm "'-Ceultvea" t So111un t .Jor911 R 1ver o H n t• oueG gr1ldo da ~efStda<l DUll<le t1901• • 1ntlu11 un l'>Qmbte stn ~ 9f1 la fide o. oos Deltas mu1eres? IO?m Gl Mon 12 a m Tue 930em ~of •~•-God' ••• •t966 O•ama1W1"111m Hun A teac:he< at a M11ne srn(l()I '°' tr>e Oeel fafls 1n iove Wftll a Q<tted gtaoua11 wno wvr • s tl'\e•e as a 11 nt10< Best ectren Oscar tor Matltn 1R1 t tOm {TMC) Sun 11 am 9 p m (CCI (VCR) ·~ Qll1" ••• 11987 MIOO<'I R ... nerd Panel>tanGO T~~ lovers TQny end Tya" 11 .. a O•Slurt> lhe balance ot oo-r "' New Yor' s L•ttle ill'IY and Cl11na1own fRt 89m (SlL) Wed •O •5 pm 1vr Rl "Cfty KM!et'' * (1 ~ Suspen•>t• Ge•lllO ~cReney A po lie. ~nl O'Otflf'IS a DuS•"ll\SNOf"I" trom a men $t>e one.~ wno no., Oitl""s "o ~~y~r••oe•s to Qet ne• en.n1oon 1 ~m (USAI Sun ' o "' ''Tlw Coto< Pu<ple'. • • • 1198!> 0. •ma) Whc)Opo Goldbe<o SaM<I on Ai.ce Welke• ~ M•et or 40 .,..u "' the Ml• of en 000'8Ssed Soutne'• tl4~ woman beQtn~ nong "' 1909 0.recteO oy Sreven Sti•e11>41ro (PG 131 152"' (M!L) Sar ' pm fVCRi ~T~'l l978 Adul15ron1v1Cnostyllleal Two rne•ned covpifls snare a Long 1s11no v1ut10t1 IR) 91m (SHOW) Wed 11 30 pm ''Compomlalnt Po.itlont " • • 1198!> Suso-nse <X>me<ly) Susan Sar1nooo The muroe• 01 a sw•nQ•no LOllQ ISfl n<I c>enl1SI pUtS an lllluent "O\J,8w.le Ind l0tmer report., onto a ltOtY 1A1 98"' CD Sun 9 om (VCAI "TM Concorde· Al.,,.,,, '79" * 11979 SuspenN) Alaon OelOn C11te pasHnQflfS 01 an SST lace t M<s atte• cns•s 1n1nge<1 I>'{ 1n arms dealet 10 s•lenc:. his 01111r,.nd on oo.td IPGl 123m (MAX) Sun 6p m (TMC)Mon 10 1 m CZl SU<' 8 a m Thu 5 a m !VCR "Condnen\at OMOe .. •• 11991 Comeoy 0<am11 JQtln &.loan• A. P\J()Qy cnaon smo1<•no Cha90 c;o1umrws1 •s ~to tne Roelue, lo ..,t.,.~••w e r>ea"hy women ,.,.ture1 ISi M>O STUOl8S "'-t>alO ugle f PGl I 03m • Thu I 0. m [VCA) --C-," •• (1 978 CO<!W"Jy1 Kt1s IV•Slolleuon Maver fell lructutt Rut>bet Ovck l>io<:ks ~ crooked sl\eroll ""'If\ an army of Dog "0' O.•ectlld Dy Sam Pectt1~n f PGl l11m(MAX)Thu 6om (VCRl ·~ 10 L~lnO OIH •" • • f 19~ 0<1m11 Scon QMnn A TV ancno<men • Mo<1eas1 corretPQn08nl 1no a Wttl'\1"9ton ,,....,swom1" lollow • 'uoe•pow•1 •~ Oown in m. Pera••" Oull 93'" II) Mori 8 o m ·~" *** (19841 Oocvdfama) Sootlt• Loren A ~Yori! woman 'N!1'I a '°"on drugs 08".omff •" una.< co.... ()C)9rttrve tor tne government wortl"'(I Wlfti I~ oo 11Ct Incl IN! FBI 1S8m {UFEI Wed 4 pm (VCR) "The Co11n9e and IN PHMo<I" • * II 978 [)f 1m1) Vlr>cl Edwards T•SI polots tl<"'O person111no prolna'°" .. protllems to ~ commanOer et '" "" For~ DIM caled Joshu• r'" t~m (WTNI Wed 10 ~ • m "Crary ~ .. • • • (1975. Com.Oy~ram1) Clont leKl'lmal' EV1Cled SheOe and Oeughtlt ~ leacl a cross-country c:rwne ~" cw~ I~ Oorected t>y ~OflfntN (P0)82m(T'MC)Tu. 130pm (VCR) ··~the.._ .. (1988 Or1m1) JHon Bal9"'1n A IClr'llOc>'I' IMtl 11ge< • g..ttroeno and blt>y chl"QI his mincl IColll ~ing lot 1 w11Mf10t'lt mooster l()()m D Fn 8 pm (CCI ISi ·~of Hon«'' •• P970 Honor) MIC:t\M I 0ougn i\ iy.~ patr11rcl'\ ' wile and OIUCJlllef k• him, bvt "4• OOt'PM oomes tHllcl! to h1un1 them (PO) 91m II Sat t t om (VCR) °'Oy of h W.....-ol"' ** 11944 Hot10fl N"'I Foci'\ A ,..... ~Gypsy~ Wl'\O 1um1 tn'<I t --111 rnott IO •• I oouoi. Wl'\O ~now 63m (MAX) Mon 9 I m D "OllllM ~ ~ur»rw If"* f1980 Orama) JQ1V11)1....o.or> P.,aonat pr~• make Ill• cj;ttlCUfl tot loobll ~ Ql1tlnQ ••l<ly '"" .,.,. ~ ~ 100nte Sat 1 I m ....,_..,_ ........ *** l l!MIA !i<J'l»"\e) Morn.t Acool An 1f01t10 Scw..i etwon Cl\1 mpoon pley• • bf111! y<>unQ 0•5$.00nt on G•nev1 Osc:a• ror betl torelgo language ltlm I OOm (l'!IAX) Sun 2 p m Wiid 1 a m IVCRI "The o.,,. Command" • • • t 1~0 Wesrem) Jonn Wayne ,. Te.u cowtian0 111ec1ed ma1shal 1rac•s a C('n f&Oerate ,.~ 1n La,,,,•tt'• ,, .. ~ '"'1tec1er1 • Walsh 94m (WT8S) Mon I, JS d 1n tVCRl "Oell Witt\ an Angel" • • 1 •987 Rom1nce-corr>e0y1 Ml(n&el £ Knogn1 A guy engB990 to a spooled II''' w1~es •P w•ll> a ha"90ve• 1no meelS an angel wiln I t>r0kllf1 "'"'9 IP<iJ IOSm fMAXI Sat 10 am 8 Om ISi (VCR) "Oe C~ e ~lyn" (Span.sh) Meuuzl() Merk Un com.sano ~I det>e lfanSla<la• de Sdl 1 Nueva V()(ll a un C)elcuen1e para Q\19 IHUllQUI en contr1 da un fll• m11oo~ m111ntras unos c~n1os 1ntentan o-ral'IO 90m 0) Sun II 30 • m "Deed Mefl Don't WH• P\etcr. * • I 1932 Cotn41dy) Sieve Mlf!•n Gumst.o. Rogt>y RHldon l'\onls Nil• Von Kluck tor 1 svelte clt1nt an<! meets rougn cn.recters ~ trom 1940s '11ms IPGI 89m ('#PIX) Sun 9 Im (VCR) 'O.edtl<'M Stone•" • 11986 Hotror) SGon Valen!Jne fh<811 t>e<lt•mfl story twists a .....011v11 DOY wrtl1 w•tches a gort "'1eo "'''"a we•ewolt 11\d I 111tler Goidttocl<s tRI 8Jm (TMC) r,, 12 •5 a m (VCRl "0.athtnlp·· • • ( 1982 Mysl<ftty) Mten•el Caine A Broaoway playwn9M 1n<:IUOll~ mu•de• •n his plan 10 like cre<Jrt '°' 1 ~tuoent 1 script O.rected t>y s.dney Lumet tPG) 116<'> GD Sun I pm (VCR) ··o.tence of the R .. lnl" * • • Ct 965 SuspenM) Gal>roel Byr"i! A tor>don •ep0rt11• toes a Memoer ol Parliament 10 a 'e • scandal a Sov1111 spy and 11 covet ·uo 0.rected by Oavo0 O<u•v tPG1 96m (HBO) Tue II a m (VCR) ··o.10Vt" • • 11945 C••mt dramaJ Tom Neal A NQt11Club P••no ptaye• n.1cnl'\1kes to tt>e Wes1 Cont encl soon ''ll urn into '"'Ct 0"8tn~ 69m (A&EI Tn" 12 pm rrt 7 1 m IVCAl n.. 0.11M1" •• 1197t t10tr0t)Ohver Reeo A or11at 1 "un ano '" e•orc•Sl m .. OOl•llCS 1no M•ual hysten• in 1 l tn century France Dt•ttC1ed by Ken Auuen (R) 108m (USA) We<! 9 pm (VCR) "The Ot..-y of ,.,..,.. P'raNI" • • • 11980 9-og•1phy) Mekssa G~oen A German JllW!sh g.n records two y-s spent •n en Amsl••Clam ante htd"'O lrom 11'\e Naz•a With,..., la<Tll') an<l rroenos 109m (H801 W.d 8 1 m "A 04.,..y HM!owMn" * * (1983 CM<l<9'1) Spool(y ca1 toons onclude vt1111n' 1•111 IN 1llP""Oll'\et from Snow White Ind Cap! HOOll h()fTI P .... P9'1 Anott\at.a 90m (OISHI r .. 7 pm (CCI "Diva"••• (1982 SutPlf'IMll Fredefte AMO!• Hit men dnd T&llNl"llMI r8C:O'O Ol••l•s ch•M I French mAlltnan w11n ""° teoea one 01 an opera stir 11'\e ~one noc Oi- •ected Dy .J11n JICQUls S.inet~ IA) 123m (A.all Tue 8 p m 10 pm S.t 12 pm (VCR) "Ooctora' P1tve11t U-a" * • fl 978 D<emal JoM Ge"'" Pe•son11 O'oblemS r.a me kves ot two 1amou1 ""-""" 090" 5 I n<! l"8 OflO()le 1 IOVncl IT>em f olfowed by I n.t H r'4!s 10-'m (WT88) Mon 7 ~a m "A Dog of p;~·· * * (1959 ChtlOren) 0.VICI Ladd A poor l!Tlte Outen t>oy Ind nos gunc:tfatll<ftr nutM I Clog ti.cit 10 ne•'"' 9ned on t"• 11172 novel t>y Outda 97m (tMIH) Sii I pm ' 1 m fVCR/ "Oon·1 .... e We"*•"•** 11967 Comedy) TOt'lyCu<1it A f&cklen Otllut, rung I tOU•ISI off !NI ro.O. the" b<~ htm nome 10 NI< lover S Mal•b\.f Delch hOuM 97m (T'MC) Tue •pm "Down by 1..ew" •• P 9&6 CotNdvl Tom weiq o.tc inci.ey l ldl p.mo JaCll. an<11tekan 1ouris1 R~ •tc.&Pt rrom .. ~ .,, New Orle1n1 OorKtl<I by Jom Jarmutdl (RI 106m (BRAVO) Tue 8 pm I 1 m IVCR) "O.~" +lo p 987 Comedy) Oen Ayt<•oyd SQuM1 <;g1 Joe r noay end "'' nio ,,.... S<del\rct< go underc:oY*' "' LO' A~t 10 net> 1 p19an 1eie11angel;t1 fPG-13) t08m IMAIC) Mon 5 pm 4 1 m Sat 8 15 1 m (CC)($) (VCR) "0.-. of o.en·· 11945 Adul!S (Inly) Man°'-A u S t>us""uman "'-" a mystlf'lOUs woman in HonQ l(nnQ (JIOI ll1m (MAX) Tl'\u ti SO 1 m "0..-9"9" • * • (196-' Sci.no. l\Qlon) Dennie Oua td A '~ O<oflUOf lo<Gff I !Ml)'Chk: IO h Witt> Qtner people S bed OrlllT\S, ~ IN prUldlftt • <PG 131 9Sm (TlllC) T!>u 8 p m ' a m (S) ~I "The Dr••_., • • • (1983. ComeOy.ctrama) ,...,.,, r .,,,,.Y R1ttlld b'f wono Wlf 11. Eno""' actor Sir ooulcl not 00 °" "'111'\0Ut Norman "'' IVHy loll litt OwlC'l*I by ~ Yatn (POI I lllm (He(>I Fn g 30 e m ICC) (VCR) E-F 'IO S1!e91 IO JoftM'' * * ( 1999 Orama I Wlytle ~ A man mt•t•"'llf1 fat • ca1 1"'11 llHs to a camp tat DW>d children. Wf>OH menllOef mtt IP" IW!\ fot 1 hendy!Mn 10) l()lm (MAX) Mor> 1 em "E'"-h ~ ••• (1 933. Comedy) Joi E Brown Country bOy E1me< ~ Obt atvgger, alr•Y•""""""" 10 'Pl1• his ~tef1d .OWected try Mervyn L.eAoy a.m l'Z) Tue 1JOom 34/Daily Pilot Oct. 9-15 "frolily" t t 980 Adults onty) Koo Sl8fk A I~ comes home trom tirnsl'\"'(I actlOOI 10 1928 England (A) S.m m Sal I I D m (VCR) ·'The E"'P9"0' Jone•" • • (1933 Oramat Paul Aooeton SwagQf!r•nQ n••ltOld porler 9•ulus J~s '''"a man ~~ -.... r... I. ""'9 ano DeCOmfl'C:" Jr <IU• tl1 u• I 10 p m T ut1 " • "EY«y Pie-. Tella a Sto.-," *'* ( 1984 BIOQ'-P"l F'hytl•s Logan O.•KIO< James Scon 1eu"' !NI 00~1 Wot1d War I Ulster of his o•an<lp1tllf1t& and ••~ 1m11 W111<am Scott 95rn (IAAVOI Sun 9 30 om "E.a~ PNl....cl ... but Not El..mi.I" ••• (1982 Cotn41dy-drl ll'll) Ehut>e1t'I E<JmOnOI S~1 "'"'"" spends 1'111 summer of 1962 wonung end '" to-• wrm 1ne COOk at • seaside reaort'" South Wales (POI 8()m (lllf\AVO) l'r1 8 pm 12 30 a m !VCR) ··e.a~·· ** (1986 Science tlctlor>) E111an Hewt.e A drH<Nlf I Wl'\!1 0.ld Ind a lnlSltt 11~1 8 hQtnetnada tplCt $1'\!p to anQ1"9f OliUy Ind ,,_I l heM wflO $0Mli Amer• cen TV tPGl 109m (TMC) Mon 8 pm Sal 1 pm (So "P'.c:e of • 'UQIVV•" a• 11959. Weat.,.n) Frl<l Ma<:Mur<lly A bank •Obbet O" rne run takes I "9W neme '" anotner town 1na tans lcw lne '•"'Y*' s'*111 I siatt< 81m IMAX) Sat 2 30 pm "The , .. of !tie llO"'en (mph"*** f1964 H1storoet• drama) Soph<a Loren l1v1us wivH LUCiie lfom 1hl dee• oent Commoous 1tte• !"9 poison.ng of 1""9""or Matcua Aurlllus O.recteo Dy Anthony Ma,,,., 195m (T'MC) Weo 8 e m (51 (VCR) "Felten A"9'9f" • • (1 981 Orama) 01n1 Hon A ltOtJbj«) gtr1 1no othe•s ne1119t 1re lu1eo into ltualtnQ "-aoftt>el co.en 1n 1nstdtOUSC"•l<I DO<"OQ• •D'* l~m 0 Sun 11 om ··nw. Femlly Rico" ••• t1972 Crnne dtamat S..1 I Guurt 01<! '"''' c"m• t>ou Eddtl RICO •a tom by "'' younger Ototne• s oepartWt lrom tne synd<.11* 73m CJ ThulOom "TlM P'ar Covrttry" *** 11~ WH'*"1) J l mti• Stewert Two Wyom•no calllernen °''"• 1 11ero 10 g<>11:1 rusl1 Alu-• Wl'\lrt 1ney •un •ntO trOUOll Olrec:t.o bv Anll'\on't Menn 97m fl) weo 1 O 1 m (VCR> ••Flllahdence" • * (198.J Mu5.tC81) Jennlftlr 9Mlt I> PrltSDU<Oh wel<le• <11nces m a bl• nogntt . datff ,..., Doss 1ncl or11ms of QO•"O 10 D.111111 scl'\ool (R) 100m (ll!l t WeO 3 pm 2301"1 (TMC)Mon !Oprn 335a m IS IVCA) •• .....,.. In !he Altie" * (1981 SuspenH) LOU1tll Fletct>11 Fou• sfllj•nos ••11 loc~ld up by "-IOl>Cltflo· I grandmotnef until 1'1elr wtdowtd mother m..,., -no• w.tn,..., l11tier IPG 13) 95m (H90) Sat J pm 4 30 a ,,. I ICC) (tel) Tue 9 Om ""¥nt """" ..... (I ~2 w., l Jotln W• yM " Oolrl<le VO ~ dotoOtV• 11'\e te1oer 01 • vo4un'"' tQVeOr()fl worktOQ tor °""8 •01m11t !"9 Japanese I O?m rwrat• Son 12 '\<' e m (VCRI "TlM Foe" •• )1980 HOH()fl A,,._ Beroeau C.~tor n•a coastal <tstdenls are h1unteo t>y COtDM• lrom 1 10() year-old sn.pwr~ 01111cied by JOhM C.rpenw tR • 91m (WP1X) Tue 5 D m tVCRl "f"ool tor Low"*• (198$ Ot1ma) Sim Sl\tpar<! Forooa def\ IO"*rs .._, at • motel '" "''' v1rat0n of Shtpa•d • play N1 .,, 11'9 mooern wu1 O.•ec1eO 1>y Roo.n Artmt" (R) 107m fTMC) Tnu 12 pm (VCR) "Foo4toc>M" It+ f 1984 Mus.car) Kevin 8--,. Np Ch cao<> ,_, moves Wtth hos motl'\er to a MIOweSt !OW' wt>e<11 ll'\e pastor and omers "'"' OVtlaw-.CI ~ (PG 107m(Sl!L)S..n lpm Wed 1pm 1230t m (SHOW) Mon 12 D m 8 om (S) (VCR) "A,_ of 0-" ** (1979 Attoon) Cl'luclo Nom9 Wai •ete<an Man log.n lllC~' mtrna1 ans to aCdfomtl oe tec:iw. 11'<1 Iler OC>lle1tg119s •l'ld ,oons 11'\em on a c.M (PO 91m • Tva 8 pm (VCR) "'°"' ,._, .. • * (1978 SusoenH <i<>med'() Qol<*I Hewn A Seti Fr1nc•soo POltCe dltect1,.. or01ect1 1 .,,.,,.,, wt>c 11.nows too tniJeh aboul • p1o1 to -"' tne ~ tPO ti 6m (11rtAX) Mon 1 D m fVCRI .. ,,_., .. * * • * (1972 Susnen111 Jon Fln<ltl OWC\•"" 1t.ar>~f I Vldlnol l'\olc1s "n 1nnoc:enf Lonoon.< lor the wo<• of I ~he Slrl ngfet 0w-*C'"le0 by Atfted ~ 11'1 118"1. Mon 1c! 1 m NCR) ""*Y IN ,,.,, P.., , .. • * 11982 HorrOt1 'Oana l(wnm.t Kiiier Jaton -•rt 1 hockey matll ""-111J1t S(I INt IHtM c:ar>ne>1 recogn1u n.m Or'O'"ally 3--'D (RI 96m • Thu I! om f\lrA1 .. ,,_ ._. • elltmlly" • • • • 11953 Or'ame) Bun L.aneati.t Army 1111 in Hawe• leech up to Pell1 t4atbor Oec:¥s lot t>ett pit'IVI dwtctOt Fred Z'"'*-"'. 1UO porbnO 1CtOt Fr t nlt Slnll• a suppot1ing ldrMt Donni AMC! llllm . Sal 3 30 D m (VCR) . .,,_,H • • • (1938 Crttnt do'1ma1 SVMI Sidney A l'Nn on hoe way IO ... "'• s-~•rt 11 ""CJN1t'f ialecl and be WOid t>y • lyncf\ mo«> Onctt(I t>y f'rtt7 L.et19 '°"' (Z) Mon 7DM Wed 1130 a m G •-n. W • • ll!MIO W•sl'Wnl Kennv ,._.. Old I o-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--- WHI poker ple~r Bratty H1wlt.es mekes 9l#y Moot1na lloS Pt<Jle99 lf\O ,.,_ OUI 10 !'lelp !tie ton he ,,. ... k,_ 104m (Wfal) S.1 S 05 pm "Oer!MM of Stone" • • 11987 Orama) James Cu n A ,,.tet8n Mrgeatil 11 Arlington N"IOl'lal Cemet~ nu an 1lfalf ~ • reporter OPCX>Sed 10 1"41 Vietnam War O"e<:I 9d Oy Francis Coppo11 (A) I I ?m (HllO) s.,n 8 pm w.,,i II pm 4 a m tCC1 IS) !VCR) ··n.. ~,. *** 11977 Co~ Orama) Cllnr En t ...ooo Las Vegas Qd(1>mak.,s uy • <MIKI••• ano me PfOSOlute l('o n•s c .. sioor woll ne•er ""Ike rt back to P?>o.no, Mve (R) t()9m C Sat 8 pm (VCR) ··o.tc -"•••11971 Cr1m410<am111Moehae1 Caor>e A ama• t>me Lonoon g.1ngi.1., QCl9\ 10 ~ewus11e ano ,,., "" Ofom.t s mu<O.• 10 a PO'no mo•oe ano a t""'41 ooss tRl1121'11 (Z)Mon 9p m wee 3am Thu lpm 11 m "'Oieftr *** • 119S6 Orama) H uo.1tl Taytot Ceme- rnen 8oc:ll Benedict ano '"' t l>C'ole<I Mfe wa1cn upsllrt OOlrnen 1111• Jen A.n~ ta~e ove• fe•u Oo<ecieo ()y Georqe Steven$ (0)?01mQ) I.Ion 8 pm tPart 11 T1.>11 8p m (Pen 2) (VCR) "The OWi In IM Picture" * • (1996 C~) JOf\n Goroon·S1nc1air A Sco111sn pno1ograpne1 ano "os 11ve·1n O"'llrtenO OfH~ u1i ... snoer around ano then get o.clo. 10 941t"91 (PG 13)9<Jm (8"AVO) TIA Sp rn tOp m t\ICR) ''TM OMu ~, .. + * t 19!>S Mus~el romanc41) LH llft Caron M1s11e1100 ov ner s1epmo1ner ano st!f!_S•Ste<s scullery""'° Eua !1Nlly meets Iler prince 93m U Se1 3 pm ''Going'°~ CN.,.i·· 1988 C<>mfl<JVJ MicNtle Greene The ~st man 81 1 weoo.ng lr~s IP lltold ort Gerem()(llal )11001-0-by t1m1toes. OI tne 0<1011 anO groom l()()m 8 S"n 9 pm ICC! ISi "Good Momlflg. S.bylon" • • 11981 Or a "'411 Vtr>e en1 Soano Two ltehen bfQlnef s tome 10 .i.rn.<ic1 eno hnO WOt!l In Hollywood on 0 w Gumm ' epoe t9111 him lnJOI· eranoe (PG 131 119'" (Sfl) Mon 7 pm (VCR) ~Good~ vi.m.m" •• • (1987 Comeo-tl Rc»n Wllllems KOOlcy 4'1•man A0to1n C<on•.-w•-H up t965 ~ u Oise /C)Ckey on Atm<td F0tc•s Redoo Or<Kteo by &.<Ty LeVlnton 1R1 I :?Orn (SELi Tl!u 7 pm (VCR) ·~ ~ A1W1°0 * * (1971 o..tn.) Mia F11 r°"' A HOllywoocl 1C1rus conternp11i.s s~ 1nc:t a -lie< mes IO 1a11o he< CM ot 11 73"' G Tue 10 pm "E 0rM ll"wro ...._. ISc>lnos"I Oav><I R~ Urt peno muer10 sece a note IOOas 1u ~s o. un pueblo 90rn • S.1 2 p m "'n. ar..t .....,.. .. • • • 11979 Ou m•) R<>Oen Ovven A ---~ Miiiy sianos ue> to "'• lalhe• 1 OvnQ no ~ Marone polOc .. no •uns 1'119 lt moly lol{e bOol camp (PG) 118m (H90) Tue I~ pm (VCR) "The 0..... Treln i.oOt>efy" •• * (1979 HtSIO<rCl l 0rame) S..n ~ A !tile! ano compeny roo OQld trom I tnOW'lj !fain on t ~5 Engtano 0.!Kle<I by MICtlH4 ~ h'om 1111 l"IO•el !PGI 111 m (MAX) Tue 1 pm (1'40W) Thu 10 1 m !SI (VCR! "A 0.-1 Wiii!" * * (1986. Come<!y·Ortme) Peter Wu>g An angry ChlneH·Amt1oe.an QUllS no~ roo 1n S~ICOn Velley Ind rnov.a to Cn1na with "'' wtle ano IH n 199 ~ (POI ~7m {TlltC) Tue 6 JO e m (VCR) ··~e: The l '98"d of Terun. LOfd of IM A.pn" ••* (I~ O<am•I Cnnstopher Lsm~•l The ·~ ral..O ton of '"'PW'K~td a•1uoc1a" os DfOIJ9'1t lrom At rice to Edwarotan Engl8"<1 to ltve <Mth •n N rl •nd his w.,.d (PG)tJOrn (MAX)Tue tOpm tCCJ (SHOW)l'ro t? Pm fl) Sal 8 30 p m (S) IVCRl "OwMy C-.CieMe" ••• !1985 MySl9'yl Anthony liOC>ll"'-A 11wyer petltc1t t.11 wtl8 s murO.r by .. song 1 cour1Yoorn eoverury he crt1et9<! 11 • 'tudY •id "' 11 ... td>OOI 93nl '"8()) Fro 8 a m ·~· ,,....., •• • f 1971 Children) R~hero H1rns A ~keo 1 llltl centu<y Er1Qlosnm1n Decomes • g11nt on I lef10 ol ltlf\e ~ LI•• i C!IOll/l ,,tmated 101 IOm (OISH) WfO II pm (VCR) ·~e "etum eo ~.. * • 11997 Wes1em1 J~s Amen Ret>red Ooc19e Crty m••ll'lel Melt Orllor1 re tumt1 IO re~ Min K•ffy lro-n "" '*' toe Mannon 104m (I) f'ro !I p m (CCI "A Our~ Joe"" •• ft9'&4 rArttUy) Sc>!lnce-Tracy A bomber P'IOf 9091 to "41••en •na t>ecomes Q\l•roien er>gel IO~ Ptl04 COufllOQ '115 ()'<) 9"!Men0 I 20m (Z) Fn 2 30 p m 2 JO a m Sal I I 1 m (VCR) H "Hml H8lft Aocll "n' Roll!"" I*'* (1987 Oocumenlltyl Enc Clliplon &voe Sorongat"n Lottie Atch1r<1 Rov Orbison eno Londe Ron1t1<11 1ppe1 r "'a ll()t" l)o<tf\<18y Intl llM IO ~' 9-rry IPGI 12()m (SHOW) Mon 2 ll m (SJ (VCR) "Helf lilooll l"-f ' * !1986 ';U\1*1"1 SIQO<J1"8y w .. ..., London W>olet Or SIAU(ll'"lt•• mounl'Qhts ., • PWllONll n eon 1no becomes • pawn on a !)IOI 101on~t a Cli9nl (Al 90m (SHOW) Mon 11 •S o m IVCRI ~ ..... ....., 11111·· •• 11987 Wu) AnttlOny 9.,,, .. l'OOI 1-reo1tJty rnt•.O Army ''""""" try 119•on ano ~·n to 1.-e I fTIO(J(fy '11K "' Voe1,,em t\11!1•1(" by Ptitllp Qian IRI 11 0m (Ml.I l'hu !Ip m (VClll ··Hannell and tt.r Sleten·· • • • • ( 1986. Comecly or a ma) Woooy Atler'I Han'lall s ""soano 11u 1n •"•" w11n one sister 19arnaro1 Hers1iey1 •"O ""' •• nus1>1no mar '•S 1ne ollle• tO.anr,e W•\11 581 ,,, Mannana,, tPG·t3J 1()6m (HllO) Mof'l 1 30 Om Thu 11 30 am ICC! (SEL) T;.e 5 pm fVCRJ A Hard Dey'• HIQM'" •• •• 1•%4 Mus~•• t omeoy1 rr.e ~atles Jonn Pa.,1 GtK>f«;" ano R•"90 sPl'\<I 36 "'la l'>Ou<S ,,.. LO<'OO<l ~lly 001\on,i '°' Ronoo •nd Pa!JI 'SI>•, 91at>dt11f>&r 0 'KllKI oy Rtc1ia O l o!st1r (GI 8 '.lm (SHOW) T ... 6 ()!>am 1s1 1VCR 'Hard Tra•elifto" • • 1985 0-ima) J E F•eeman An unemplOye<I nanoyman .. on'> l "' •e ano cn·1<11t<1 s ac c .. ~ of muroer Ouronq 1"9 ~o<essoon (PG) 99m (MAX) T"" fo 05 t m (VCR! 'Hardbodlee" * 1198' Come<1y1 Gflnt Cre,.,.. Agong sw.noe•s pay a oeect1 oum 1no n., s><>ei.ICA 10 'u•e t.1 young women It> me•1 not fut> party tR! 88m (H90) Sun J -tO am Fr 12 am 1CC11VCRJ ""Herdbodie• 2" * P 98e ComeayJ Bri o l ulaul Thr4HI Amerans mai..e • cheap mo•oe on 111e Grffil •sle 01 Rnooes wnere many PfK>ole 90 1opeess 1R1 88m (HBO) F" I 30 a m fVCRl .. ~ .. •• P965 Bo09rapriy1 CarrOll 9aker P11t1n1.;m l>lono Jean Harl() .. s 11Q9nl llelps n1ir Ot<;ome 1 HoflyWCIO'l se~syml>Olollllel930-s t2~m(MAX1 rn 1p .,, (VCR) "Hee Anybody S-My PM1te7'' I 1918 AOulll only! Josef Moo,l'>Ol1e1 A Teoan 1t1r1e111s 11 Be•enan l)(Olh111 \AOI 89"' (MAX) Suri 2 20 11 m ·~Hee,..··** 11980 Horror) Tnsh Van O.•ttf! "n Ol<l Pac~ard hea• se lleunls a tl!acn91 "'"° 1nnerots • mon $IOf'I from ne• aunt wh() wes su~y 1 wnch !POI 9Sm (USA) f"ro 10 a m (VCR1 "The Heertta •Lonely liunt.,·· • • * 11968 Oramal "Ian Ari\.., Ltves or ~hness •e•OI•• ''"''"°a 04!11 ""'".,, • smaJI So<J~,, 1own J"rom 1he novel by Car~ McC..ilefs !GI 125"1 (H90) Svn 2 •Sp m 1CC1 IVCRI ""HeatUend'' * • • tt979 Oram11 Rio TQfn A Dfln..., wo<JOw Wttn a 01uon1er oecomes a Scorns11 11nc"8r ' ~ekeeper .., 1910 \1Yy()m1ng 0..8C1.0 by Rd\ero Pe111ce (PG! t 15m (LIFEI Tue 4 om 1VCR1 "'"--'""Md£-·· * • 11997 OrerNil Su~,. Ansoach Farmers a"()o<I fOfectosure by ienit19 11no to t"9 QOWll'n merit IOI m.asile SllOI 8Jm (Sfl) Sun !> pm .. .._._..A.bowl" •**I 1963 Comeoy1 l>etar Selie•s An Engkstl ClerOY"'"' """' sc11.;ple1 •s ~~tell I>'! ""' 11•• to a i>ensn •utt 01 snoos 11 8"> (TMCl "-'on • 0 ..,, (VCR) "The ...... a"*• 6*t19'9 Ora"'l l Of1••A 08 Ht••llan(I A rortune hunter cha1ms 1 "C" ooctor a p11on oauon111t "' t91n~tur)' N-'!'or~ Ot•CICllWI Oy w .uoatT' Wy'*< Bes! actress DK•• to, oe H•••M•no 11~m O r1141 t 30 , m (\/CR) "IW¥ ... •"**t19611 AO,,entur11Jo11nW1yne ""()II ng hrehgh'*' s tslrenoeo oa .. on1e1 ''"' 1n tove wotn n.s •oQtrH11no mi n (G) t 2 t m (WT'aS) Mon 7 OS o m IVCR) ··~· * • ( t 987 Hofror1 Anorew Rot>onton A r1m •ly •S CleSlfoye<j by wt-11 s onstOe 1 PVl11e l>cH Wronwn •no O<recteel by Clove Barket 9Jm (UL) Thu 1 pm IVCRI ""Hefpl" flt 11t * (1965 Mus<Cel c()l'nt(fy) Th• Beene, J(lnn PalJI Gear~ llnc:I RlnQO -dlt se<I Dy rel'Q'OVI l N IOIS ~ong one of Ronvo s ""'9• O.recfl<I ()y Roct1ero Lesw (0) 92m (SHOW) Mor> II 30 pm 'JS 11 m ISl NCR) .. .._ C-• Mf. Jorden"*••• Jl941 F1ntasyl ROO art Montg<>rner't Hee••nl'f .. CICuhve Mr Jcvo1n _... •nothel body lor !NI tout ol OO•er Joe Pen<11etton dead SO J'N IS 100 soon 9Jm (MAX) Thu II • m 1VCRI ··n..-·•••1196' CnmedramelJonnHun Two Eu rooe1n"" men c:atcn • SIOOI 0'990" on Spe1n arid 11~e 11.m on • WllO rrc)e to P a"I 0.rllCfe<I Dy S~ F1eer$ IR) 98111 (TMC) Sun 1 p m 1 t o m Thu 2 p m (VCAJ "Holly wood "'°'"'* •• • 11t 1198 7 Comt<tyl Rol°'lf' Townsen<l A !>lack KIO' '"''9-• "' S.llfrcal •lgnel'IH l'IQw H()llywOod 11e1eorypes !>I.Kies O.•erted by Townwno (R) 82m ("90) Fn II p"' IS> (VCR) "Kolty*OOd Vice 9quecf" * (191145 Comedy) Ronny Co• A woman ,...., he• O•UQtlte< • rOQlo,. goes on • PQt1'0 U H a mol>S19f MS IOWn Owecred by P~ Sphee<o! IRI t()()m (H90) Ti,. 3 ?O1 m Sat 12 ~a m IVCRI "Honrffl'C>Oft WIWt a S\r*"OW°' • • C19&9 My918"VI J•net L"9f' An A..-.c;en ~r .. ••n uo 1n nary wllfl 1 mi n wt>o <1esp.11 wflll ne uys tt1 n()I "'" llutblnd 1!8m (WTaS) Tue 7 05 • m "'The Hone lft IN Ormy flannel Sult'" 4 • 11t ( t 968 eom.. Oyl Dean Jones An ed1n1n bu11<1.s en aeporon cernp4119n arou"'1 8 Of IM name<! snow !unl~t rw1<len Oy ~ol OI UO!' ter tGI I 13m (01~) TIA II pm (CCI (VCR\ '"TM Hone Soldlere" • • • 11 9$9 AC'llOfl) Jr.NI W1ynct "oac11.,. dOC10t J<"n' • lln.ori c~ on a ce·•~v raio'" r.onrl'<lt<11te 1ern10ty Oor.cted l>y Jonn F0to 1 t 9m (WTllS) 1 u1 l ~ p n1 (\'CAI "Hot Oo9 TN Movi." * 11 98-f Aovariture1 Oa.111 N•oiQht()O Cn.O. rOu"Q Pfl<>Ole no.se erovncl end l•k• the 1111ge olf the Auslriftn s •n "1()fl0 tleHl'f19 '~ton0 al L•kt T•r.oe tRI 96rr. (WPIJI) S11n I fl m /VCR) "Hol Mlll\oltt" I * I I 1968 c.om.oy) Pel9f U~IW.O• An 1tmt>eu'4!r 0011no ~· • <omputer Qe"'Ut utat 1 cOf'QIOfN!•llt s comou1111 ti' wflt• "4fllSelf DoO en.ct<• tGl Daily Pilot Oct. 9-15/35 106m (DISH) Tue 1 pm 105 1 m {TMC) Thu 4 pm '"Hol SM1" It• 11979 ComeclyJ Dom Oel .itM Mt8ml Po- •oee "•••more Dusone" tna,, 11'ev ca" nanOlle erter ~ •P a st0tet1on1 ooe• atlOf' 10 fence s10ien gooas (PO) Qfm G) Sit 11 om rllCAl "HcxrH II. The 5-Kond S10<y' * 11987 H0tr0t) /vye (;i~s A men moves •"'0 tne "OYse wfle<e "'' perenta "'fl•e ~·"ed a"<I along""'"'• tr~ e•ll\Jmes an •ncestor PG 0 J) 85rT-(SEL) Sit 11 a m t • pm (VCR) -"°"" ot aa.-n.1" ••• r198' ~M) LrnONy ro.;w A fl mouS ~J'Cl'loilflSI lets OOWfl "*' <lelenset on I ,.,. ..,., s .. noerwono Wr.nen ano Oofected Dy Oe...o "-'t1"'81 Al •02,.., (MAX) weo 9 D m CSELI Mon II JO u m r •• 2 15 • .,, ('TillC) T ...e 6 p m S.t 12 30 o rn IVCRJ How a..... w .. My \le .. y" **** 11~1 OremeJ WI lie< P'°990f' A DOy S4MIS "'' 0081 """"'Q I a,.,., fal WI 1 ·'" o• 1"9 Cf"'tvry Walfls Osca•t '°' oett pocture. diftoe· fl:>• JOfln l"QIO ~"'II IC10t Donald (/i9() I 1~ f8RA\10) Sat 11 30 pm "Ho~HY O...Ck• Who c .... c.~ ...... t 1987 Doc· umentary 1 A1cnwa110011199 ano 1ts11moma1s prollle HMTy M Ho• sey 1no nos me<1oca11y proscnoeo n.rtiel lfN""-'t Int cancer l()()m (SRAVOl M0<1 !i pm 10 pm (MAX} r.,~ SJOpm 'Humen Fff11nQ1" • * (1 978 Comecy1 9t~y Cryital A y0Ufl9 anqel an•IOUS ro Oo "os oes1 l•kes on ttle ta all of 1ryo"9 10 reform '"e co11zens of Ln v19u 1n lest man • w1111li IOOm 0 S~t 11 pm "Hunlo;" •• t1987 r a.,1asy) Jo"" Allen "Hiison Cornout· e1 ~·o Braoley B"nl\man ma~f!S a <Mii Nlltl ttle O.•" 10 l'eeoma DIOnO oeacn ooy "11;n1< Gol<lel'I fOf !NI ~ummer 1PG1 102m (S£L) Suf' 11 a.., g o m !VCRJ 1-J-K ·1 Love You, Goodbye"•• 11974 Or1meJ Hope Unc)e A s...OV•Nn no.,se.,.1e ieaves "*' l'luM>lir<I 1no femoly to Pv•S\lt a 1fe l'n(>t8 10 "'91 lol\IOQ 78m 0 Weel t001'n 1VCR ·1 ,... • ., "-ted You 1 Ro .. a..,,.,,·· • • • (19 n D<•,..,•I ... 1,., ..... 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Ge •PG •31 89m (MAX) Wtt<! 4 3') a "' 1llCR1 "l91t>al '#•9PC>ft' • • • 11987 (.!lml! OrtrT\ll Me• l1•tlson ,. poltr-t' O<ltet'f!Ye "'""' famoly f\<Jnf5 drt..g smuo qiers Mtt• n1s ,,,.,,., oanne• • l()t\tl mt1111ry ha•neel ~''* w m ~ Of'altl w•Sfl !R!l IO<n (HBO) fo~ t 1 30 pm <;11 It I' .,.. ICC.I ISi (Z) Sat 9 o m (CCI ISi (I/CR\ Lrt.fKe' f I 968 8'ogl aphy) V<IOt Ga~ f'l.tlm()J.)y11nt p.11nist Libt'<11Ge "505 l•om hVmble •oo•s 10 longlllnOI ,,,,,. n sl\ow business t()()m I) Sun 9 om ICCI 'Llf.t>oat" • • • 1 t944 O<•"'lll Te~u1an 8a"o.ne11r A ..-n,,-JClVf"'l8it'\f itno ottlil,. suf'VfY ~,.'hate ttltitn ttlft()0.11 tVffr •NIU Dt'al C.lplarn wno S•'1~ ~Intl" Sh•O U.r11<:18CI by A•f•Jl<l H·l~t\cOCk 96m (TMC) T~ 8 '.lO I m 1<;1 (VCAI Ltlel~' • t 1985 S<'ten<'• hc:t..,,,I <ithe A11ISl>AC' A ~cf' romma~• encl a S<oll1nt1 Yero "'~'"' Sf!arcn fOf a na•ll<l space vam0<•e It)()~ 1n Lnn()(lt\ IAI •Olm O <;un 8 pm S.t ll om (WPIX)W.O ~om 1ll(A1 .,,.. um. Pnnc• • • t117• ~ 1\ ... 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(lff'3n 11\d ,,., ""'° SMS move 10 ' C1lllorn11 town. Nt>ete "'"'Pl'• l)Unlts r1tC1Ufl OtM aon •n<I l!Qht "'s t>rom 9' IAl 92m fN'.ll WfKJ 9 p,., (VCRI "Lovfflcli" ** 11983 ROt'f'ltnc• r~yl 0.ICl,.y Moor• <;09m,rnCI frftvd 5 9110~I IK1vt9'11S • mame<I New 'l'n<\. !.\<vd••8tr1\l 1f\ to.e w1lf\ I Olllfl'\I .nn.,rt19(1 lrnm I C.ol 36/Daily Pilot Oct. 9-15 1eagve tPGI 9Sm 11180) Fri 12 30 p m (VCAl "Luca1 T1nnet" * * (1 974 0.1m1) Oa.ICI Hartm•n A SI l ou-s n191\ scnoo! t1111cnt1r ,....1•s rumors ebOut 1 stv<lt!nt \ •Jeatti P1Jnt tnr 11111 rv 5flt>e!I 78m (TMC) Ft1 10 30 • m <.a1 r, ·~am M-N "'•ct..tt\ • * * •1948 Duma) Orson Welles >"a• esoea•P done on Ol<I W1s1t1n uia ""•s on • •us 1, '>llw .,..,,,,, maqe I 05tn fl ) Mon II JO • m Tnu '• .i ,, •VCR1 M•h• Pnnc•u • 11 9116 Oocudfam•I Tony Cunis T.,,. 1a .gNflr t a rn.r~90 "'"'"!'<>SS •roes 10 keeo,,., ~•" '• iesp.te a Jr""""'9 aNa•eness o• Nt>o a"<l -•l ~r 1111'>4!• s 10.m (LIFE) F, •cm r\ICR1 Mlt9'C * • 11978 ';vsoeM~I Ant"Ony H0pk1na A. O\y •141t>'" ventr •:>Qu•>l l)Ossess..-t Dy 1>11 f()ulm()utnfl<' 1url\my "e~ I(\ rec ar•tt.J•e a (.\1\1 r .'ml f'o(;9 tRl t()()m m r., I 10 ~ m rv( Al ·M•l<I lo O.o.r' •• I I 98 7 C~y I Ally S~v 4 fa • ., ~oelmotner 91ve:r. a spo<leO Beverly Hills ne11e n •new Ill~ ~s ma!() 101 ~ cra~s 1a~n1 11oent (PG! 96m (SHOWI Sa1 t I 30 am 9 om (TMC) Sun I pm IS) (VCR! "M•~1no "'' Righi" •• (1987 Cnmeoyl Jorin MllloO••( t "PR .. oman ,5 "•'e<l IO entoan<.e ttoe rm•Qe of an anlloni• A'ly onr>r1 11nr1• 11r1 rtnmod u1vues Ot•ecte<l l:ly Susi' ">el(lt'lman (PG 1)) 9Sm(MA.tt) Mon 3 IS pm (CCl (51 (SHOW) Sat I 30 pm (ZI <i.rn t I pm Mon 'l JO 0"' fn,, 9 a m <o p"' r., ~ am SI IVCAI "M1lcolm • • • 1986 Comeoy <lt1m11 Colrn F"e1~ • Melbo\1t"il framwn '" rt "''" nws '1•s tOO enCI "1111'1' • 5'1811Y ((>upie •nr> ii ban• wiln "'' mechanical ~n"" IPG l')190m tMAX) ~ 10 • m IVCRJ n.. ~libu 8'111n1 Shoo" • 119&6 Com.Cy! MicN•~ Oiilv.O W <>Qhl l .,,. btNne•s a beacn boy Incl en ~BA 9la(lly 1nf\4\t11 1"8•• av"t ~ noa•dwalt>. Ill'"" snop IA 99m (TMCI Mon I I 4!> pm r,, 2 10 am (\/CA) 'M.iit>u E•1><•n·· • • t 19t\S t;.,s09ns. ~I Da<t>y •i•nton ft\e Q<l•t1rnmen1 sen<l!> ii T!t•U ll'"'lte ._,. 10Ct ·lorn·a le> onvesl<Qal8 CQmCl<.tll!• Sfl<'••ls 'IOICI to 11'8 Stw~ .. Pt t01-(SELi r ,. q O"' 'V<R1 ft••lil•" * * 1912 O<am111J1,...sfart.JO"-s C"· u"" "aMeS r>fOOfll JI l:>lac• Sena10t •nlO the 0tt11"'9ne' l''t "'" '"•'eel S1a1es a!le• tne ·nl(I! e•ecut"'e rs llllle<I Bn...i ,,. ·ne IM"9 We•IK& novel 1G1 93"' 8) l'n J 30 • m M..-"' "'9 Wl'6e..,_H .. • * * (1911 Aciv.oMe) Roe~ ard Ham• Cunt><oats leave a rro,,11111 SCO!J1 m•ul9CI t>y ~ 9"ll'V ''" Oeao t>e survtves "''"H to 1n<11ans al\O ot•"' rt1•e"9t1 1PG1 IO!>m II) W!ICI I JO am Th• lll•n WhO c-IO ~· 1t * * (!~I (;omfldy "4only Wt'Olley C"'"' Snendan Wh<1t1side Dr•aka ,,,, "•r '" S()mf>~ 5 nome an<I sl•ys ,,,.,, '" ct\a•Q9 un111 ·• m~l\05 r rnm '"" Geor9• S Ka ufman/Mou H•rt otftV 112fl' IOISN) W&Cl 11 JO o m "TM "'•n Who Lov.O C ll Def\CH>g" 1t • 9 (1973 Wfl" &rt\) Bun Reyr\(14()) A Wells F •'91" Oele<:l>vt lllCkl 1 lrl•' r'>noer n1s 9a1>9 ar'ld tnerr rep111,e on tnti •V" trom ""' t1u~tW'IJ. IPGI 11 cm (TMCI Su" Sp m ll) r n 4 30 p "' tVCRJ "TIM Man Who N•v~ Wat" • * * t 1956 Ore~) C1<11un Wet>n 8"11st'< 1nlelloger.c& ntfoeer5 O'ent I CO'PH I 18"' •Ni<'' r_.arry1r19 Miiia In m1~1f18d I~ Nu•& IQ3m (MAltl <;81 'I'm ISi "M111 WHN>ui a Star" • • * I 1%5 WHlflfl\I l(.r• 0oo91u A dt1tt•nq rC'Wl>Oy 1n0 "'' P'OI~ QO to WfYk '"' a wom1n ranri.r wN1 wrll "OP el no1t1rno IO Q<•D mot!' lantl 01tec11•cl ov l<•no VICIO< 89m (W'TU) Thu 10 ~ • "' tvC:AI "MM, WOll\ln •nd Clllld" •• • (1983 Of•ml) M1r11r "1\een A Ca1otorn1a o-oiessor ,,,, ..,,. encl d.t1tJOl'lt~r\ m.tlkfl room It>< n15 •ecentlof orpnaneo 111egmme1e ~,.,,. " son IPGI 99m fTMCI Tue 12 30 om Sat 8 JO• m " p m ISi IVCAJ • 'Marlftuntet" ** • flse& Ct1me dramal W••1am t P111erStin Af'f8t &Qllf'll 1SUlleelOVIOl<•~I IOl>vt\l e mus murdef'e< as Of'IY l'le c•~ O...c1.ci by M~ "'4a"" IA) 1 t'l!n (SHOW) Sun 8 Om J'n 11 pm (VCR) 'M..y WNle" ** * (1977 Oocu1l<.,,,1I Ed 1'18"Cle<I Pu htrer Pnr" W1nl\1!'Q ..,.wsm11n W~l.am A...,.. WNI• ,........., l\etS f115 '9en l!jtl d•119"l&I k~ltl(I IQ a tidong ecx;dent 1n 1921 tOOm (Ot$N) Sun I p n> I Ja am (VCR) ...... .,,.lie P..t 11" • • (198-f Cc>m9dy) A!Cflard Mulh oen Camp Soouatcn, QOOly a-,., ll•pec;t• •counselor 10 !Mal nval C•!Tl£!'anon '" • DO•"'Q m•tch (P0187m I) l'n 1135om (IJ fr• 1130pm (VCR) "El Mejof A~" (Spanish) JOfg. A.....,o En t i "4• ,,.. ••;bod• ul\ l'lombte descutlre Que H poslt>ltt Q\19 tre..,. V" h•)O f!4! une viei• 1venlu• • 82m e r n 1 a m "lhto" • • (1986 O.am11 Sabir\41 Ateml OM vlQlln"' ''"'II trt9rr at11rr Wl!f\ lnot,,., vlolfflflf's Wife Olt.ct.CI tly Alatn RH/1811 I !Om (8RAV'O) Sun s 30 pm ' l 1 pm "MlchNI 0'.,an tM 'ourtti" * • 119n Comed)o <lf•m•l Dan 0• ... y Tr. youno&ll ~ of I ,.,.,fly Of polio. men ••"'~' 10 ltll "-' su "HP he< tmm canyll'Q on tam• ly tr~ 9?m Q) Sun 12 pm 0'M\dfliohl LKe'' * I 19111 So•l*>M) Mary Cro.by ,. "•pplly-memecl. sucoesarui televiSIOn repor'9t b«lornes tr.e target ol 1 !Nldman s plot to 0t1ve her crazy USlfl!l_I ~,-of l'launt1ng ChllO-lllle 1~ calls 10o&m • weo 9 pm ''Thi ••tn'et1u1e11·· • • ( 197 4 Mysi.ry) 8or1 L.Ancu* A ooaege secvrny guard pt00e5 !tie myste<IOua ONlt'I ot a o.autolul coed (R) 1t7m m Fri 10 1 m "Mllllotl Oo4lef .............. (1952 Biography) Estt>er Wolhems Aut1'11i~ swimmer Annette K1411fman be· comes 1 P'~·s aqu111C sttr 1n a shocltong one-pile• l>ltl>1<>g M«I I 15m (MAX) Tue 4 30 pm ''The Mll'CI ~·· * • (1972 Soet'Ol lictlOn) CMt· loPhlf Walllen An Army malO' authonres 1 Germen OOc· tor to give IOldlers ope<imental shO<;ll tr 11 tmems (PG I 94m (USA) Tue 10 am 3 30 am (VCR) ··11o1111 Sadie ~" • ** (1953 Orama) Rrtll Haywor1'1 A thldy woman lrom San FrlOQS<:O pns M1- ""'' and a motal relo<me< tn tt'I pos,..,., P.cific: Or.go nally J.O 91m (MAXI Thu 4 30 pm (VCR) "Mitalfto In ~ 2-The ~·•19° * (198.S. War) 010c1t. Nomi War pnsor-COi B11000Ck st~ '9dtsttc Col Vtn overlo<d ol 1 slave lat>o< oplVm ~at>on (R) 95m (MAX) Mon 11 p m Thu 9 JO p m (CCI (VCR) 0 M11Mng l"'Moce1"' * * • (1983 Su5'>1"M) Elirabeltl Mont90"'9ry A "'Oman wOt\tOQ tor a r~ pnvai. eye pursues tilt long·unSOl\lild murder or I'll< l>vll>lnd an"' vutigattve reponer 96m G Sat II p m "The...__.~ * • (1986 111stor1C1I drama) Robin De Ntro A penttent Spanisr• ''•"" trfder fOln• 1 Jesvtt pr141$t " • 1ungte m.uion "' P<>l•tlCllly to<n t 750 Sooth Amenca (PGJ128m(Z)Tue ~pm wee t230am (CC)(S)(VCR\- ...... ty.. • * * (1961 Adventure) 01V1d LeOd An Of· pllar>ed brother and 51ste1 grow to love 1 w!ld pony on an •stand ott tilt ro111 ol Vtrg1n1a 92m (04SHI Tue 9 om . 3 am S11 4 pm "The Model •nd"" ~ lllrotte<'" *** (1951 Comedy) Jeanne Cra"' A m1rna99 t>r<>l<er deetOls on "" own to play CvPld t0< 1 ~ and en X-ray rechntoln t03m (MAIO W.o ~ pm ·•n,. ~" • • • (1976 M•nlMr•H) l(trll OovQlu Two vice presidents mar""''"' 10 repl-tl'le Oy•ng ptesldent of cl'le First Mercanetle Ame<1e1n Bink From the nove4 t>y Arth\I< Hailey 200m (SHOW) Wed 12 pm (Pan I} Thu t2 pm (Pan 21 .. .._In korpMI"' • (1987 Horror) 8'tn Ekl1nd A""" 1n and r111 t>f"IOI are pll9U9d by l'IO<rors related to"" w1< m Vi.INm (R) 87m (stL) Mon 10 30 pm (VCR) "MooftlOM'" • • (1982 011m1) Floberl Oestdefio A~ 11v"'Y men tor 1 Cninese resttur9nt wants into t tlfT~t piOI and II'"''"'''° 10 netp SIOO II 711m (~W) Fn 6 30 I rn .• .., e.tY90efe "ln08 IM a.II" •• (1951 Comedyl Chl!on W.oc> A tectt;re< po1•ng U a min PHI 70 enllrs en Old folks ttome to prove tnat 191 1s 1 state of mind 87m (OfSN) Tl'i\I 10 30 pm 4 1 m "My DIM~" * • 119411 Come<IYI L1r11ne Dey An elrtt>O< Wi1" 1 penct'lant tor secr111nes meets one wflo doesn ' succumb to n.s che1ms 94m e Mot> 1 pm "tiiFw ~" • * * (1 964 MuSIC:ll] AuO<ey til()bum Ptoressor Hetlfy H1991ns t>ett he can make coctiney E•11 Ooolinte speall 111(1 1c1 like a duct>en o,ca,, 10< best pocl\Jfe. dlr.ct0r o.oroe Culior 1ne1 IC1o< H1rt1son (G) 170m (MAXI Wed 9 a m (TMC) Sun 8 1 m I a m Fn 730•m ~) .. ..,, ff'*'<! l'ktl1'' ••• (1 943 Oram•> AodOy McOow•~ ~ a t>oy s r1nd'llf tattier 111'1 him l)ICIC • pany to 1r11n. ne poclts tt'I loll or t ttuObOm m1r1 89m (048N)MOf'I 1 pm 1230 e m .Sal 1030pm "My~ IMend"' • * • (I 081 Science llc1ionl Mtc:l'llll Cr119 An uca~ Union of'llc., arid 1'111 men land on C.p111n Nemo s ISie of g<lflt t>Nsts Be..O on "'8 Jules Verne novel 101m (MAI() Son 12 pm Fn 111 m ICC) (VCR) "Thi Myei.r, ot"" Ooidefl l!ye•· • * (1916, e>ocum.n· 11ry) Puute lollowt puzzle when • neW$man proOls tt'I CJISIOP'f'•noe ot 1yoongmanort1n "'Ind Wllbi11d by a ptlNSlortc cr .. 1ur1 92m • Fri I 30 1 m .. Nldlfte" ** (1987. SutC*'IW<Xlf'Mdy) Jtff Bndges A Dal ~ end "" mtnocur1st Wiii try to 90lvl I mur!Mf '.She wrtt'IHll In 19S4 Autlln Te•as (PG) ll3m (WeO) Mon 3 30 pm . rue S 20 1 m (CCI (VCR) '"Thi ......... ,,.. ...... (1 !lee. AOvent\KI) Come4 W1lde Sovlh i'ITIC:ln "''"'"let 1 191h centl.Jf)' Mil••• OU~ fV'I lor l'l1s ~le u IO warno•s try IC' hutlr him down 9-tm (MAX) Tue 9 1 m (VCR) ....... 0erti•• * * * ( t 987 HOffO<) Adrian P1sd11 An M 1ona farm boy 1& sm•nen •I'd t>enen by 1 Yl mpi<t outlaw from 1 gano ol f\vt Otr1C1eo by Kathryn 8~ (Al Q$m (MAit) ,11 10 pm ($)(VCR) ......... IM Ari1one lollle1" * (1935 Wftllfn) JoM w1yne ~save an tnOll<\ -ess to an Oii lortt1ne ~ (WTat) Thu t 35 1 m (VCR) '"Nec:ntul1" * l1N 7 Hor-ro<) LeeAnne 0.1<11 A ~ Yort< polloe °"'°" tnl()ICI I ttlrM ·l>f•Htad satanist on un llnlf.hld bt,.._.. (R) 77m {MAX) Mon S 25 • m (VCR) .• .,,,. ,....._ DIMetlt'' •• (1973, ~·>Ben Ga.IH te A l'l9Q.ll misSIOl'l 11 mounled IO SI"°' undlr't4ll e•plorers 1reopt0 on !flt ~en llOO< (01 99oTI G Set 8 • m (VCf'l '"Neftf • Dul "'°"'*"'' * • (I !le& Comedy) Dick Van Dyke An actor m1sca1<en 10< a r11reo ••1141< 1mpe1son1tes the klller to I VOOd any Uoot>ie with the moC>sle< 0oono "'9 rw.ng (G) IOOm . Sat • pm (VCR) '"Nellt ~· •• (1985 Rom1nceJ Pt11~ppe Nooret The 1111.15 01 a pl'l<lanoenng F"re<lChman ''""'or S.K and nos olcler deugtlte< t>y a P<llvlOvs mtrrlage I OOm fl!) Sat 1030 om (VCR) "'~ ~·· ** (1986 O<am11 S•ssy Space., Sute1- oa1 Jessie C.111 spenes mucn ot IM last n.gnt ot hit Mio -SI hie at tl'le krtc:Nn taOle wi1tt ~· motT>er (PG 13) 96m (H90) Tue S pm (CCI (VCR) "'Night wn:ti·· * * 11973 Mys1e<y1 Ehuoetl'I raylOt 1' 1emarn1d wtdOw goes over cne edge wnen neo 5&COnd nust>al'd and !tie poioce <lO not bel.eve sr.e saw a tnVfOlr tPG) t 05m (WT8$) Frt 7 05 1 m (VCR! 'NlgMflyen" • (1987 Sc....ce f1C110<1I Catnerlf'll Mary s1-1n Sctennsts hf\O a noiOgflm man ano sometrnng evof 1t>oaro an Old speoesn1p tea MIO to eaplote lhe planet Votcryn !RI 89m (TMC) lt1u 12 I m (VCRI "Nlgfl1Nwti1" * * * (1981 Suape<\Sll) Sylvesler Scanone Unde<cove< New Vo<' oe1ec11ves are w111ing '°' Wullgar a prolessoona1 cerr0<1S1 1as1 seeo 1n Lonooo 1fl1 99m (MAX) Mon 2 15 am (CCI (s.iOWI Wed 9 pm Sat 1 35 a m (VCR) 'No Men'• t..ncf ' • • 1t987 Suspense! Ct1uhe Sneen A POhC8 heutenant sen<!S a IOC>iotfl to onftltrete a car 11'11411' not P0tscr.e cf'IOP shOp (R) 106m (TMC) Wld 8 pm tSICVCR\ "Nof1r'tw"t Movnted Po6ow" * • It 9'0 AOvlfll\ifeJ Glt'f C()()(>6r A T e•u Rlf'IQ&< scours Can11<1a •n 1 re6ent '955 searc:n lor 1 winced cnm1n11 O.heveo to t>e nt<1>ng 001 ll~1e 125m D Mon I JO 1 m 0-P-Q ·'OceeN ol Fn" ** (1986 A<Mtnturel GrlOO')' .... ,,.son OttshOr• OIH>g CO<lllfuc:Tion tlrve•s UH COfWICIS '""' '"'" u ew Qvtts oecause ot MzarOOus condrtlO"ls (PGI 10.m (LJFI!) Sat 7 pm 'The ~ .. * * (I 980 Man11I 1ns1 Chuck N0"15 A roc11 woman tutes a man11i.ans chempoot1 00! or rellr• rnen1 10 C><OllC1 ,,., 11om !Wlfl usas,..,s tRI IOJm G) wee e pm (VCRJ "~• 11 Co6onu9"' ** (1985 Stage play) Julie! Stevenson Blind Oedipus Old and ou1cas1 ~' to !tie , !.ac19d grove 01 C<>lonus "'" Alt>ens 0•011ntd t>y tl'>t! 9001 '°' "1' llnal nou<s t31m (Alf) Fn t am "Th. Off-" *** 11 973 Or1m1) 5e1,, ~ Ba5'KI on a st1911>11y oy John Hoplctns 1 moddle-<less POltee ottteer tractts oown • cnlld molester 1no P'oteeds wottu 1utttten1nle<rog1uon (Al 1t2m8 Sac 11 .JO;> m .. An 0fncerend1~·· • •• 11982. Or1m1)RtCtl· aid Gere A scrutty guy wl'IO w1nts to t>e a N1vy p<IOI shapes up'°' a dnH sergeant 11\0 1 llC10<y gt11 lrom town tRl12«m(H90)Mon t21m (IEL)Sat 2151m IVCRI "'The Old Forell" •• * (19&& Or1ma1 Pete< ~Ill Sc11'01l t11ngs over I wdd Sovtt>ern,.,.,, ..,,.,.n l'llS pteny passenger d1seppe1<s 11ter I cer IOCIOent Se1 1n 1930s Ttf'INIS5" 60m (All!) Wed 12 Pm , Tho 1 am ··n.. ~11··· t-• (1968, Sdeno1 llctlon)K11tfl Larsen .-.n an1sr ma~IS '"' wote and htr love< pose to<"'"'.., 1 •1 <JioK1•ve nver on So.imeut AN 85nl (USA) Wed •O 1m 330am "Ori e CIMt Dey You C•n S.. Fore_.. * • ( 1970 !\Aus cal comec:lyl B1r1><1 Stre•sand A ctiarn s~e< sees 11 psyehlllflsl Ind nKlllS Ltndlf h~IS l'lef pt"IVIOIJ' tile 1n Vk:tonan El'l<;jland (GI 129m (TMC) Mon 7 JO 1 m (Z) Mon « 30 pm Tue 7 30 1 m 9 Pm IVCRI '•On IM o-ciie-*** (1981 Comeovl Oanny Kay• A -•k !(need 01sllnoned1n Eng41ncJ 1grees to tmoer'<>" II• a BottS/'I gene<1I to confuse "" Nazis at>ovt O Illy 92"' (04SH) Tue II 30 II m "Onltlel!dge'·••P98S O<ama\Bn,.c;eOem 444·y11r old banned trom 1m11ev< runnong trains W1I" P\15 t1~r co.en 1nct ••·love< for 1 C1ttforn11 mareltlon (PG t 31 92m (TMC) Wiid 10 30 • m CS) (VCRI '"()ftce Upofl I tlfo4Mn Oltllwo! •• + * ( 19n MuSIC:IC) Oetn Jone, J eeob Ind Wilhelm Gnmm ent11 • l()fMI Ind ~ Pilrl or INl4f own ''"Y "'" 102m (OISH) Set 7 pm "Once You 1(11' IS~ .. * I 1969 O<am11 P11Jl Burlfe A pro goffe< teb P'9Y to ll'lfl duOoOvS ~s ol 1 mem.11y rwtSted young women ""'° tnM ro ~ "'"' 10 mur Ott< her 1n1ty11 (PG! tllem G Wed 2 • m "OM c,...., ~ .. • * It 9M Comecy) Jolin CUutli A budding cartoonist ne<ps • Sl"91' HVI I'll< l•m<ly name lrom a land Cleve!Oper Of'I tne 1,llnd of N1n111Ck•t (PG) 93m (H90)Sun 81 m 12 1!>1 m Fri 130p m (VCR> "ON CN1 ON" * • * !1977 Orln'181 Robt>y Benson A ""•" town blsllett>e" M•• ~ 10 ~ al'd tnes ro .m- preo l'lls tvtor reernmatfl 11nd C"OICf\ (POI 98ITI !Lin) Mon •pm W.O 11 pm (VCR) "Oulbedt 9ouftd'' ( 1988. AdVenfutll) Donni ~ A l>l*ld a."*'1y HHI' DuSlnltswom•n "-to Autlfllia 10 ""her lest HHI he< tate l11NW 9 O(Mll ~ 100m . Tue 9 pm !CCI "P ..... Y-WlfO""' ** • 11"69 Mu'lf"~t ~I l M Daily Pilot Oct. 9-15/37 Merv"' Two orawt1t19 gold prosPICl'o<S ShWW 1 Mormon wile purcti&Md 11 an auccion Based on m. st:age mueleel by Alan Jay t.emet •f'O Freoenc:t< La.ww Htem (WT99) Sun 7 35 a m (VCR) ··p,_. .. ** 119&6. Orama) Joenne WooOwwd Thi oeatf> of a C.hl0tn11 ousonessman opens "'8 MIMI IO a counroom oanll berwwen t11s longtime mtttres• ~ hit $0Cllhle w;f1 tOOm (LIFE) Tl'>u •pm ··Tiie Pedeelrlen" ••• (1974 Orama) Gusta• Rudolf Set1ne1 A succenlul tnOuSllll~SI s PHI 1$. Nan ofllclit" wl'IO parbO()ated "' 5111UQ01""'9 Greek vlllaOWI .. ,.. •Hteo (PG)97m II Mon I • m e Mon 21 m.(YCA) "P199Y Sue Goe Ma....S" *** (1988, Comect)'~I l\amleen Turne• 19115 t1ousew1le Pwggy Sue pe-out at ne< litgl'l-sdlool reuo10<11nc:l wekes up 1n 1980 wllfl IW nust>ar><Mo-t>e O.<eclld by Frll'ICts Coppola. {f'G.13) t~m (H90) Tue 2 pm CCCI (VCRI ··P•nnoe• From Hea..n" •• (1936. ~) 8•"9 C•osDy A conoemneo man 1ea1 a ,_.., ""*'9r" IO l1nd ano nelp "•• 1etattves a g111 end l'llf grendf..,_, 81m (MAX) Wf'l<J t2 30 pm 'Penod of Adju1-.1" ••• (19452, Comect)'48ma) Tooy Fra'!GtO~ In ta~ ll'ld tn'I~ 1'Wtlll9n t..o newly we<klld COUOllS atte< 1111 l(o<H n W11 8lrMd on ll'le Tennessf'I Woll•ar•" e>tay t t 2"' {Z) Sun 4 JO 1 m , wee. 5 pm "Tiie Pl\1ladetphla faperimeflt" ** 11964 Sdenoe fie-. co0n1 Micnael Pare Navy teshng ol an electronic ~ llage 5ys1em '" 1943 cr111tes 1 fltnl w•ri> !hit _.,. two saolors •nto tne t 9805 (PG) I 02m 3 T U1 9 pm (VCA) 'The PWMm1n'" • (1 966 Western) Don Mun"ly Wld 81" HockOI< Butt al() B•" Cody Ind Call""f'f J lf'I -up aga•nst 9unru11ners 92m ~AVO) Sat 2 1 m '"Pl•toon" •••• 11986 W1r1 Tom S..lflQI' Two-· Ql!lnts and a pr•vale )O'n othl<S 1ot1 tn war llor'O ll'le ~ t>o<111n t>Otoe• n •967 ~rs !or be-st poaure, dlrlQCt Ottver StC>nf' (RI t 20m (Sf.LI Mon 5 p m s.t. 7 p m •• 12 30 Im 1VCRI ·"'9)' M11ty l0t Me"' * * • (1971 $vspenM) Ctrt'll E.uf• wood A 1ate n<gPlt C11tlorrna <11sc JOClll•y splflOI one nigf1I too ma~ w•tti 8n avid hst-Otrectecl by Eutwood (~) 102m E l'<t 8 pm (VCR) 'PleaN Oon'I E1t IND..._ .. *** (19e0 ~ Dor·~ Dav 1. ~ Y0<11 Or"1m1 cntic ,_ hrs ....,. Ind 1our t>Oys to an Old m1ns10<1 n lne OOUl'ltr)' 111 m (llllAJO "ia1 6 om (S'10Wl wee IO a m (WTU) Sun 1CUS a'" "Plymou1'1 Ad....,tvrw·· • • I 1952 Ht'1oncal ~) '5t'lnce< '"'CV Capt Jones OorOlt!y Bradlord. JOM A~"""°'"' •~st c>• rr.e Pilgrims C111(11"-' 1rougll1r1>011 """ '-!a~f'lowe· 1()6m (MAJt) Thv 12 JO pm "P0taon tvy•• * • !1985 COmedy) Michael J FQ;1 Coun-se'Of Dennis Buie< s scay 11 C.mp Plnewoocl. run by 9lg ''" and "•S w1t11 ·l\Clu<les cnasong campers end ~ ""' se Atlonda 1CMm (WOii') "'°" S pm ~) "Polllf'gll•t ti The °""" Stder ** (1-. MorT'Of1 Jo~tn W111temi An A~ lno;1n nelDe er.~ ....q "'Om(lless "'"''"9' once '91"' P'*Y co 1 P<*i.,,..l PG tJ190m (HBO) W.o t2 pm Sit 61.m , 6 30 p.m 1S1 (VCR1 "Pony Elpre" "Ide<"' * •• 11978, WMlllm) S..._, P11111r~en A pon~·~ss ndl' Marcr.s llor,.. rur.·1 ••lie• 1G1 tOOm U Sun 12 JO 1 m "PfWN1tonc w_.. .. * (1 951 ~) ....... ~5 ... ..-> l'emate 1unq11 w•rr~ wt>O ~ ~ Slft•es ta~e a hunter a, tne1r ne-91 Cll>CIYI 91m fW'IX> Sat 10 ~ m "P,..ttyklll" * 1t'l81 Suspenu1 Oevoo Blmey A,... (NW pc'l('t' pll.CI"' h15 ttoolie< 9..tf1i9nd lftd • "'9d1n1 "ave a prot:Mfl"' ~ ••M1"9 l'looti~ (R) 9Sm Ct90I Wfld 5 O!> l m CC) <VCR) ··Ponftce of 01ttrMu ·· • 11187 Honof) Oonalo Pteesence • ,,,, .. st summons 1 ~ to 111 Old cnurch '" ~"' 1 g<een (antsi.. Iv• of bugs Olt'tCitld by Jo/'ln Ca•r>ente1 (Al tOtm (H90) Thu 9 pm ,•·~ e m.. CTMC)Weo 10prn l•Oam (Z)Son 7pm .Wld t I'm n,., 11 D m tSl tVCRl .,.,.. ~·· ~·· •• • 11987 Comeoy) Gery a... A s1a0ieboy turned 00<1te 11~ "'' ~ orw-, Ir c>m an e•~ pr.nee 0.<IC1Wd by Roo "9lfw (PO) 9flm(H90)Sun tpm 1030pm,Wld4p.m .. ttpm <CCI 1SI (SWOW) Sun ~ pm • 45 am .• Thu 2 p"'. 11 pm cCCHSl CTMCl''n 11 pm Set 103tt.111.lp1t1 1CCl(SI fl)Ft1 9pm ~JOem SM hm {S)(VQ!t) ·-no. Pnncll*-• * ( 1987 Or".,...) ...,.,.. ........ ..,,. "f'"' pf·l\C•Pll• 01 e dfvg "'''"Id 1'11Q'1 tc:tlOOI..._"""'1 ~u"tv gv1r<1 10 Wfltl> ~ ~ no ..,,..,. If"> t09m (Hl!IO) f1t1 t 2S a m (CC) IS) (\/CA) .. ~." lkldl-~ •• 11~. ~..,,. ...,._,, S.519<5 NIC]l'llduCI Plf~t .,.,. .,_ /v"'f IN! 9-! 1111t19s"" ... m ~ •nd o.noe 68"' IMQQ Sufi 2..,. .. ,.,,,...._ ~· ~·· ** ,;,.,._ ~ Charl.e 0<•-• • BnlrSll soenoe INICfler • 1111 PliSll swellOW ""!Mmg ptlla Md b9colN 2 ..,_ Nr 90rn (DISH) Thu 9 a m .. ~ !(" •• (19'7 ~-~ ........ 8'odenci< A ~ Alf F-otC8 Pb ._ __, cNmo1 lfom IMadPv llb 9"'*•t•• • • ~ -•()CW', ,...,...,t"fl ~ IPOl 1~~ T\19 1 MOVIES D m 8p m .1CC)(S) (Z)Fn 7 1 m 11 D m ICCJ(SJ(VCRJ 'P11c:M 111" * 119&8 SusoenM ) ""1tion'( Per\<.lrlt A la led s11Jdet\1 nun 1..a • lllll'J mut.10a n r.no ir-e O.N n motai No<rnen BetH rvn• "' ~ ol M ~ (R) 96m(Zl5ufi t l m Tue 11301m 41m (CC)1SJ(VCR) 'A P1111t.. Paaa at>d. ,...., ....... 11968 Drl!NI HUQ'l .:> 9,,.,, S.oe1°n&a oy 1 MaO '"'""' ~o Qu•'1~ a.lf1fulty \r .. , f()I a eotna040U 76m 8 f"n ) JO 1 m 1v CA 1 'TM au.er •• (1976 Wtstern1 Tom IA1!"9son Ol,,ent.n Beeuo-ne 1..a "'' 100.1n.,1rMO OrOU'I• ua<cn IQt ,,_ ~•stet ,. 1"8 1890t West Pliol f0t IT1e TV ~rU l()()m (TillC) Fr· 5 JO pm '"The <Newt•• '1 119&6 Adv1ntu<e1 Hlnf'y Thomas A u S O<pfiel'I a<lO "'' fl 'll\O WlflOY ~ truth 10 !tie 11X>''Q•"8 199eno 011 la•e ,,,..,,,,,., '" Aus1rah1 (P0J 93m IH80> '.>al I p"' 1S1 f\ICA) "'9 ()\Ht Ill~" It•• It 11~:? Or1m.a1 JQtln Wly'ltl I\ tX>•e< •1tutn~ to 1re11n0 10 •oroe1 1 '"'O 11 '990y t:>v• r.•& 0<-0. i ou11v 1><otne1 pocks • hgn1 Chc;ar IQ< Oo<taO< J,Y.n ~:-1ta 1;>9m (WTU ) l tA 10~ om (VC:R) R-S ·R· •• o..... ... n 9SS We&l&Hl) Rar>OOlpn Scott Hei1ern "411K1••9\ pcae u va•n robbers to 1nfrnu1e •n jvtlaw gang, 1"8 Rer>a !><other\ rl(lmg rovghthoo o--er Ir,. :l<ana es... 8 We<I I a m l'ICRI ·Rae-ol ..._ .. " 1t987 M1me1 1'1J ) ShO Koauo• "11 il11t0<1• "'''ow~ ol•oe.4!• 904ts 10 "rgent•n• w•\h his O"' '"fln(lfr·t•ar • '1<'wn11•vucu • t"IJ91m (MAX) Wed t 05 a,.. IVCfl ·R..," • • '1932 Or1m11 Jnan Cr1w!GotO /4 lusttur mr• \l(Jfll'V I'<;!\ IO \8 -~. sl•Mtwalker "''~"' r1ony Pt90 Ptgo O.•!"•ed by ew•s M•l95tO'>fl r •om 1 11ory t>y Son>.•\el M;i119r11m 93r1 m Tue I pm (V~J "llalt>Oy" • 1q&6 S<"oenc11t.rt'°'1l5ono•1 L0ci<• ""out Of WQ<• Q\l•'\al•SI t>t()n'IQlllS I l'lll"'OV\ 1'"19 tatlolll I'-' Ir.• P'<''" """a me<111 Ol<ll 1PG 131 t04m fl) rn fl 30 p..,. ~' q a m CCJ tVCR 'RHI Men'' a 1987 Comeclyl JI'"*\ ~~ A tougt' {.1" 199n1 hetO" a..._~ ccru<oe• ,_II' a 100-a.cret mao """' C1htoroaa In WUhlOQl<.r PG 131 96m '"80) Thu t 30 om 12 1,.,, (VCR, "R..S L.,,,. Wtv\e L.,.,, .. • 196& l)<am11 T .momy 0.ty ~ Ir no\ lam°')' s Moawwst ,,,,. 1 man '""'' "'' Pll'""'s wia• a1eo 1na 1"°1int. trv'°ll tr. 1..:ta"" tano tOOm fl Thu 9 m 1CC1 Red !lllte<" •It It 1948 Wfl•lt <OI JOl'lf1 Wey!\4! "tal rlfl lu•Ctn f<Q"I\ '""" ''•S f >Siii• '°'1 Of'! IT'I f1f51 c.allW OflVI •JP rt>e Cr"'""'m f111J Direct.., by Howaia M,..._, 12!.m (WTSSJ weo 9 20 p m 1VCR1 ·n.. lleiuct.111 A11ron-.it" • • 1t967 C-OfT'«JVI Do<> 1<r•on~ ~ 9<""'¥ utronaut .... n • 11111 or he•QNI ~ff tH•\f.tnt jl l'lnl'lt men t~ c...-•.a IOI I 'pace m1S5'0n IO?m (TMC) r r l 30 pm "TM R-able Mt Pef'ny~., .. • * 11959 Com. 1y1 l,11'11>n Wel>f An 1890s UllJ~ m8k8f s t>ogam1.-1 'o" tartlt!,, I 7 ''""1«11•1 by nrs wrve\ "' rwo P..-n1yt~1ni1 rrre• ll'm (Z) c,,,., !> • m t? pm W.0 7 • m R•-~•" • * 11982 0<1m11 .>onn Altman Mot l•Y Brr1"" &a•lo•t •1•rous1y 1pe--a"""' 1-•t O.y o r 1h0<1 111a•" ,,, ""'rowdy IX"' r11 Plymoutn 107m (MAVO) mu A~ • I .l m ·A•-•t "-"! ' • • 1195:? "0vantUl'a) fr•"" L""9IO'f S.llll ,m,..<en toocei enc:ou"1., tf're O'"" pe<~s o1 Iha Ko- ''°""Wit 9Sm . Tue 1 I m 'A Aewm to S.lefto\'1 Loi''** p 987 ~I MicnMI Mor•arl'f An ll'l!NQP01oo191 I nd nos ,_,_aQe ~ un'W!1 tt"<jy l1'IOY1! to a ... .._ town full ot ••""'°'H IRJ '!Sm (MAX) Fn 8 pm (CC> (VCR> "A..,. ... ~ ** (1971 MytW'rl 0.0.09 MM IQOm8fy A nogtltOuO nwntr I mu<O.-tends nos """ '"°'' o.tl'TN!f Cl" I QueSI 10 l>fld WWI tyn<!tUla c;n.el!ain '* wnnsr()lf! 96m S Tue 2 a m "RIO ~" •ill ft f 1950 We,t&<llJ JQhn Wevn-A c.v 1t.y ~ S IO'd* tori t.-0 Hlrl"QeCJ Soufhern ""11 '°'" """ " • lor1 °"' _,. ~ Dy )OtV> fOtd tl)S,., (WTSSJ WIO 1 ~pm !VCR) <qto Lobo" .ft•tt (1970 W•stMn)Jotwl Wayne A potl ( rv1I W11 lfnoon e:olQ<>el fttem1 UC> wt\f1 ""'O C<ltifldl<~ 10 c .. 111 UO !!'II town ol RIO lOOO Oo<~ by HQw1ra "•"""• IOJ I 1'm (W'Tal) Wld ~ O!> om (VCAJ • lloOln -ct......,,, .. * • (1978 Hf91Qnell dram•) S.en <".O"'lfl•y "Otng ROOort HOoO '~"' IO ~ l'or•tl arid 1.n<!J Ml<! M11wi11 in 1 ~ a1'd ltil 1twltf ~ "lott~m '" <:hlrQa f PO) 1I2m (MU ) WIO 8 p m 1VCRJ 'A "-WWI a ..,.._ •• * •• • 119416, 0.al"ll) ~ Bont'tam Cari.< Mrn l vcy Hon.yctVcti !Qur• 1 ~7 Flor ~ w11h he! CClul<tl aN> -• lhl man tl\I .,.. love 0. •9Ct&d oy J.tmff '"Of'I From ttil E M F"oratl' oo,,... I 1 Sm 1stL1 r... 7 I> m . 1' 30 • m (VCR) pm (VCR) ''AUIWnt Sclrld"' * * (I* Comeay d< ame) OtlQOt) Hones T-o coal C"<1QO undlrCOV91' oltlC*s wor1' l\lld olay t1110 ano try to pvt a drUQ loto ~ma~ QUI ol DUl"'*H (R) 106m (HBO) TUii 8 pm (CC) (SI IVCRI .. ,..,..._ "°"""""'' It * (I 985 Comeay1 AlfTIO Mdina Butineu,,.,.,, •P'"'Q Sovoei 09ng111< 0...0 trom 1111 1no sena """ ro Lonoon 10 m1t..a a OH i on t0tne trectora 90m (AAf) Sun 9 I m I a m 'Ruthi• .. Peoc>W" • • • f 1998 Comloyl Danny 0.Vrto Sl11<110 u-.-Kl'I 1.-0 "'' ..,.11 •IC!<lap N 1u1Qat wita ot a Beverty Hoh molll()tl.a"e wf>O refuses to a.1 ranr.om ,q , 93m (AttC) Wea 12 p rn 12 am (SI IVCRI "nwt s.atflce" • • 11996 Orem•> Enen.d ~.on " mystoca1 ma11m.,, lelh 1 S~1t rntltlllclull hQw to vr>dQ WOll<l Wat Ill t>y slMQong """"I ....,ell [)i(K'*S t>y ~ .. 1 ar'o"'"Y tPO) U !>m (8"AVO) S.1 9 D m (VCR) S.te et Homlt" • * 11962 Dt•ma> MO.tty Mantia A flQI 00.1 ooy , .. , noi1 Lrtt11 L .. gve l>Uddoet that "''' ta1">el •nows two New 'l'ort. '1'1.nkM s &4m (fllt#V() Sat 1 pm "Slndaoflwo..,_ .. *** 11949 Wai\JoN\Weyne Ma rtne Sg1 Stry'e< wn10t a c010n11 s tOf1 end 01t11< ''"' re ou•ts into '"•Pl 10 "-1 \NI enemy Oul'IOQ Worla war 11 t!Orn(WT'IU) r,, 7 ~pm (VCRJ "S.ailetc,...en" • • 1 t~ Welllfn\ Alan LAIOO Cen1 Ot•f1 Mounries toroe Siou• lnQl1n• IO l t\IN I l>lc:ll llC(()U I~ ll0<04!• to 11'1111 own te1r11ory 87m IWTBSI Sun 17 SO pm "~Bir-"~·· 11'M5 Crime dramtJ EOw1rd G q"°'"~' A.._. ut11tet 1no Svn<Sly oeont., emti.u lls '°' a .. oman ""'° " Ol•Yono """ ror a oe••r '"'"" ,.,., tow lt!e tx>yfroend Oi•t!CllO Dy 1'1111 Ling 103m (NtQC) WIO 4 a m fVCR1 "TM Sc:anln 0 '...,_ WW'' * • • f1 9e0 HrSIOtQI O•amei Tony CunB In tne moOtt of lttmong h!S 1poc t1111c ~ Wrt'> me WinO t1meo mov,. ~ Oa...o O Selz no oeg.nt • natlQnWldl Nlrctl IO flna lf1I ngnt ... om1n to play Sc.Inell 0 Htra I~· S.t 12 pm "Thi S..ci.1·· •• • • 119541 ~., Jenn Wayne CM!eOefate _.,,Ethen EOWMds at'CS hit 1>11'1 Cht!<Olo.N O¥frolt ~ ,_ years IOC*rng fQt E"'-'> • ''°"""'*' ~ Owaci.O by JQM l'O'O 119rn (WTIIS) Ft 5 05 O m (VCR! ··s--i a-w-* • (1980 Mut<e• Cl0n'l9dyl Freo •s ta•e T -CXJlll9" trumpet Dia )'l'1 llon wt"1 a gorl ..t>o !rift to git ~ f(»9 writ> At1ll 51\ew so.no 8'm 8 F n •a m ~I ·n.e s.crwt of ...,. Succ8u " • • 11987 Comlc1yJ Mcn•et J f°o • "#O<JIO be 'fVPO<e rrom J<111Ns ccm.t 10 .,.._ voni """"',,. wor\s "'1 me • room blJI pretlneh ro be an UK\IT!'il (PG t3) I IOm ()4901 Sun 8 D m Mon 5 10 a m r,, 5 pm (CC) ISi IV~I ··s-.na...10.a.....,~····••1196.tl ... ~ ... <:ell 1'1Qw110 KM! /4n Or990" trl OQlt ~to g1t rn11 '"° 1n0 ~ ao hos"• btOl~s now 1M in.y .....o it IOt'!'I ~ tGI 103m (SHOW) Svn 12 pm (S) (VCRl "The s.v ... Ye., ltctl'' '* • * 11¥..~ CornlOy) Marllyn Monr~ •"I., nos t1m.1y letvas 10 sQ«1d ltw ~in the count<~ 1 "''" <etu<"' tn "'' 1oa,,~ to flnci ""' • QO<geo<JJ ~ "" mov.o .n10 ttie ~ •t>oW ti1m 10!.m . fr1 8 D m !VCRI "Sflan " • • • f1971 °''""' Rcna1a RoundlrM "' Har1em moo bOU n.t•I blac;I>. pnv•ll •re JofY1 5'1111 IO '"'<l "" ~odnapoee o.ugn1., Owtctld by Goroon Pian., IRJ 9f!lm (AttC) Mot> 2 p m (VCR) ........ ...,... ......... • • • (t 983 0.911\11) 51\atn. K•ooor "" tnc)t*'1 playboy """' an 1no.n ""9lrH• -II' Ef1QllSl>WOmln from a Stlll<lt()l11a lroYPI Olrec:llO ll'fJ-sM:ry 12~ (MAVO)Mon I p m 11 m (VCR) ••9111 Wo.Adrl't Sey YM " * * 11~~ Rornano.~J Ros&lond RutMI A Oly<!Nlnst ~ ha< "'90t'I ot stnct Dllla"'Ot to • U••"" «:al1()()nl91 87m (tl'AJI) t UI 7 l0 1 m ........ 1 e _.. "'9dr'' ( 1980 AOulll c>Ny) Sal>or\I Wollttl T-cou..,.. tnfle<rt I 1.e•• bu-• tn Hor'Q Kong (R) ll8m (IHOW) Sun 3 I~ a m Sat t2 I m "Thi ...... ..oci ... ....,... Qd'' •• (1179 CNld>-en) Bud SC*>cer A o.otQte ~~an as11• ..... " trlll wtlQ IOOtiS ltlle I 1 .,..,-<llO boy t3fn (1IHOW) W.0 4 pm "A ..... a..-"••• 11979 OoQiOrwNj Tlm(#ly Bonom• f 1tl'IW1l lly .. coll9ft ,,.., John Bell• 0...0..1 m. 1.,1 ye11 of rws ttte IO C04IC"'"9 h~ ~ and • ~ uaca '4tem t04ln f'.ft) Tue 9 pm "Sllip of z ......... * (1977 Horror) M-""''°'T A.n •ncaent lhP ..... "' -(;ti ot ~ ~ "'*""90 by "" IMnQ OUC1 90m (IJUI Set 1 o m .. .,...,..,_. .. *** 11911 ~•)AobM Logan ,. -f'ltt 119~. 1 ._.women •ncJ an orJlflln •'ICJW-ly .,, 111 llldltCI on an "'9otllan .nor. 10) 102m (MAXI &in 8 '~a m (VCR) ·~ "'*"r" ••• p '48 Cotneoy) Rcolir1 YQUllO Suburt>an petann of rtlfM bt •IT\' boyt If• __..,by know· ~ ....... ~· ~ ._ l>eC1y"""' &4m~ Thu 9 pm 2 lO•m "floe a.-·•• (ltM ~°'' ~ Cuet*>Q MeOnen flh .,... """° ol • orofeO OI wflO !><1'(11 N • ..,, PIA "' 'I 38/0aily Pilot Oct. 9-1~ 11\e "411QUIS de Sade 8Jm (\l&A) Sat 8 P Ill . .,.,,. ~ anct.,. "-" • • • (1978 Mu~l l'lrcn •td O\.tmblr'tl1t1 Tt\e l lOfy of c.no..111 and '* Pr!not Ct\11~ ta~es • conlemPOtart mus.c.> .....,., tG 128m • Sat 6 pm "S6olnl" • t19&C ~'°"' Rot>eon RH r>dl For,,.,., Lot Angllet tewman Sloe,,. comet to M1f1111 to ra.a.. '"' •odnapp1Cle .. 9"1t1~r1om ~ 95m(...0)Mon 210 a m (VCAI ''Srni61y'1 P90Cl6a" • ** (1982 MIN-Off) At.c ~s Bl"oSh mastttr spy Glorga Smolly oom.1 OVt ot ••1.,.men1 10 covet ue> 1 mu<dl< end .... • cnenc. 10 111e> Karia "'' Sovt11 namnts Bu eo on ltil nov• , Johtl a Carre 312m e Tue 3 JO 1 "' (Pan I) Wld 30 a m f Part 2) Thu J JO e m (Part 3) ··5mo11,·· • * • (1970 Or1rna} Ron Howaro "contvMd DOy ""'° rlSlnlS nos s1epl1t1'111 '""' aw1y ~ 1 0..JN" SN!pnerd Cog lllaf l\U#SIOQ rl blO IO hlartn Mm • 5uf1 10 1 m (VCR> "Sftoot>y. Corne HolM" • • • ( 19 72 Children) Snooo,. Mar Chas 10< 1t1s O'IQ•l\ll °"'"'9r Ula, all1< 1'11 ..,,,.. nom f 1ene1 from m. no1or111 An•m111<1 (GI 70m (DllNI Mon q 1 m (VCR) "S-t<lftd of Wondlfful" •• (19117 Aomant11J Er~ Stolli A '"" ~ QfHM monkey 1 1omt>oy 11'-.rid "4110• ,.,,,., woo• ooouiar 91r1 "' "'4111 Lot Anga!H nogn sct1oo1 (PQ 13\ 93m (~Wl Sat 7 pm (CC) (S) (TMC) Mon e p m 2 a m (CC) (S) (VCR) "S-UU 11 Hot" •••it (1959 Comedy) TonyCu'115 Cnit.190 gal'g1te•t mspora rwo muto.n1 ro 0on '~'"' 1no ,orn en '" O"I bin.cl "'*OrOQ IOt Milll'll OwacilO 01 B•lly WllOI< I Um • Thu 8 p m (VCR) .. ~ BIV" • (t 972 WMlltll C>OtnlOy) Dean l.41• tin " D<Ol.e ourtew •oOnaPt 1 cavi l<) COIOnll 1 ""'• " 11808 ,,., tor I Gilling gun hi .....01 IO 'OC> I Ml a iun bl" dt1 (PGI t Dem (Z} Thu 7 30 a m ''The Solle of K.eh f~ *** 11986. W11i.t111 }Ol1r W•rn-JoM Tom BuaanCIM1nEIOlw rl4Um10T•anr0< 1h1" "'°""' s funeral ll'CJ go on IO 1Y9n01tr'I,nooc.ng01 IMll talhlt 122m (WTM) lue ~()!>pm (VCR) "~ Houw lileHICte'' * (19'7 "40r'ror) A1199'I 0 ,..... ~"led 8*tfl I~ l nolhlt ""8»1C'I'" lt'4I ~me N>vW ...,,.re he< t><ott>et ,..._, m. ranwy .,.,,, De tore IRI !2m {TMCJ Set 11 pm (VCl'\l .. nw. .Spec1911-... • • < 1915 """"'""•> Roc.<1 Yo" " 1 •um or 11 • oe<ts t<om me u S HMllh o.c>enm.,\l 1T•s 1 contrQI """""°"' tontag<Ous O•M1 .. 1 7~ 8 SI lSO a m "Splret'' * 11965 Or1ma1P1tr1C1t Hou-US~ I et!'tllles try OU1 tor IN lf*1 t 0tymooc YOlleybaM IN "' "noe' I IOUQh COICtl !Rt t~m II Thu 12 ~ • m T Thu 1240•m ••5c>onov1•• •• (1966 Musocal COtNOy) Elv!1 Pt .... y • race-<.ar Ct••ino roct<. s1.11 fl!r1s """' ,,, ...., .. _. !'>ti 0<11,,• mQI ano "" •u1tlot of • DOOli •l>Ovf Mlf'I 9Sm (IMOWI Tue 10 am "~·· ••• (1984 Con\e()yJ Tom H11'1111 '4 p.oOu<e sU(Xlftlf finds rn.e lov• •n ,..... Yori\ -tt-. ""'""a'° "" ,.,,., .. I boy on Cape Coa Ofr1t11d oy Ron How•NJ IPG , 1 1 m (TUC) Thu 6 •O a m a p m (SI (VCR) ''Sprino ...... * (t9$3, Comloy) 01.,;o K"'1! Ne!Sn" "dim Sru 1no O T Sf\lr• • room 111d try to ,,_t O'"' ,, l'QttlaueletOlll F1-(RJ 101m (TIIC)S.I 2 t01 m (Vl,A1 .. ,.,,. ""' Who c-Ill ,_ the Cold" ••• (1966 Sv~MI RICll•rd Bor1on I< cynrcet Bntial\ IC>'f "'1119*~ '" Cold War covnr"""'°"'°' wt1t1 en E11f o.<man agenl Owectld by Mll'tlfl Rm From the no....i by Jont1 It C.rre 112m (SHOW) Sat 9 30 • m "l!Utoe ,..,.. .. • * t1 9SO Svspetlu ) J-wym.11 "'" Engltstl dr~ SIUOl<11 anC1 lllf l1ct. hllp 1 Y°""9 tntr IVOoO MllSI for the ~119Qe rnuraer of I ltl,.t l'luebln<l Olf1C11d by ""'Id~ 110m (l) s.t Ip m (VCllJ "S'19u; I ell"•*** (1939 W.S"'"')JdlnWrrynl Tlwl Rlf'gl> KIO I P'OI ft.A. I Otunll.., C1octor l"IS ol'I* PU """11'' ""'tniO lnOlln• on• ltlQl 'IO L°""°"'ll Or<Kt IO t>y .Johrl Ford 99rn (WTM) W.o 12 015 a m (VCRI ....... _.. * * * (1987 SutC*t~•..0~) Rltf\alll ~ A S..1111 Oil-watchH NI pertNf le~"' io.... """"'an l tcalPIO convo 1 ••~ ~ _.,.,. lance (RJ l15m(fMC)Sun 3pm Tue 11 4$0 1'!'1 1cr1 (SJ (VCR) ''Tiii ._.. Clwb-** 11~5 MU\OCll) lktty Hutton All•• 'MIY"'Q"" Wle ol an IO()t!lnt YI0'9"l • ~ emp!Ov M rs $h0Cttld IO '9em 11\11 ha 11 11C1ue1y V'lll -ll!'ty 9er'I (NtC9Q Fro ' 1 m (VCRJ ·-no. .......,.. • • * (t!M& Su~l Eow.,o o R<>Oonton A ~al ~ llnOI 1 Natl -OF--' mar rlld to • !"°II'• 0.ugl>l9f an.cl IMCt""9 1t1 ,._ EngllNI Olf~ by Wells 9Sm (A&f) T U1 1 ~ p m . W.c1 ' 1 m (VCR) ......... a-t'' •• (1987 Sulll)lnN) Qvinoptie< ~· A NIW YOt11 )Ovt ...... 1 .... ""'911 hla i-. 1'°1y QI' ""life of . pitTlp mlf"f'Oft ltwit of .,. pimp 1.41 for """°" (R) 97m CIMOW) Sun I 30 1 m IS) IVCf') .. ......,. of 0.-• * I 1918 Creme~ 11Ci.u. Mart• B<ano.u.< A bin., ~ llNO'• ~ -by va1nrn9 two BrOtlltlyn ,,,. .. , touoh•"" boutl .... "'8l(tnQ ~ •• ...,., ._......, .. ••• (t~t "WllCll) f'reo Aa11n A '>'Olhet .no~·., ..,... n-.... ~ •o 1~ 1 Lanoon ~ .... ,.,,., r1rnou1 ~ on ,,,. oallotl9 ~ e Thu 1 I -..JL-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--' ...... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--' - team (RI 9Sm (Z) Fri 9 1 m 7 pm 5-1 5 pm (VCR) "SYfnmet •nd ~ ... * •• (19e1 Duma) Gera~ Pf99 A p<eacNtr s oaugnter lusts for 1 doctor s SOtl '" circa 1916 M1ss1n1pp1 8ased oo me Tennessee W1H1ams Olay 1 18"' (SHOW) Moo I 0 I m "SunMl l.Jmou••ne" • • (1983 Com.oy·<!r9tn411 Jann R1tte1 An aspmng t>ut tazy Sta.no up comic 0911 • ,00 drov- •"Q a 11mous1nt at><! l)IClls up a mysienous t>roelcas.e earn er trom on.a t()4m m Sun 4 pm (VCR) ··s..~ COit 39·· (Spen1~1 Anores Garcia O.soues Cle •e•M OOligaoo 1 maur a su me,or •""00 un sner1!1 de CJOe 9uard1r p911 5....,,0'8 Sus ptSI04U ~10 et OtsllnO I() Ob4ig• a .m~rlOs nuevamente 88m fJ) Mon 9 30 am ··~II" *** 11990 Ad•enture1 Cn,.stopt>er Reeve The Man of SIMI 99ts ser<>us •"th L~s Laroe and l'9'1ts 11111111 outc:u ts lrom K"fpton •n 1e99ue wrtl1 L11'11 lumot !PGI t27m t04SH) Thu 1 pm 12 30 am (SHOW) Tue 1 35 I m 1 t 45 pm 151 (VCR) ·'SuMftftAh of 11>e Mountie• tColotr· t 1939 Cn110ren1 snwi.y Te~e A M0un1oe eno n1s sweetheart adopt a 111- tle 11"1orpl'lanea1)y an Indian anac~ 77m (DISH) Tue 9 a m Sal 9 p m 3 •O a m "Swellowt eftd A me 1on1 F oreven Coot Clutl" * • 119&4 Ch110ten1 Rosems•y Leae/I Boeuno Brmsh '"'' d•en cast t\Ofl<lay tevei.rs 101111 to save a bord s nesl on Norlolll Broads ,,, tt>e 1930s 90m (DISH) Wed 9 1 m "Swff1 Lomilne" • • * (1 937 Comedy-drame) Mau•een Stapleton r"e 80 year Clld owner or a Catskills 1as0<1 pOn<Jer s its uie wit" h91 sa11d c,,.t •nd grand- daU\jhte• fPG 13) 91m (DISH) Sun 10 pm (VCRJ .. Sweet, SwHI AK "-4 .. •• 11971 Sus~se) AIH 01eie1 An ESP ••Iler! ne1p, a be1u1tlul woman over~ an unseen P'Hll~• that 111reet1ns "*' u111ry 73m G Mon 10 pm ··Sybil" • • * 11976 Orama\ Joanne Wooowaro A psy dl•alTlst fleets a VOU"9 WO<nan "'"0 111stld t>y • c;r~ molh4!• 11naomry e.n.t>its trl<! ()jln1vl0f OI I 7 dorferent persooa~toes 200mfWTa$) M"" tOOS 1 m 1P1r1 I) Tue 10 05 a m 1P1r1 211VCAJ T-U-V •Te.pt .. ._.,. * * 11975 .r.av1tiuure1 8o S....,,son A ~wel COufl8f is OlldlmaoteO into t•flCul'"Q a m1,or c"8 mond lhel1 on order to •H Cutt "'' •IC!neppea O>rlfr..00 1em e Sun •pm .. T•• lftCI S~•y" • * • 119S6 Oram•) Oeoorah Ken A P'llP-IChOol 1ivo.n1 regarded u • t•SSy turns to l>tt "<>uMl'\llster 'una.rstanoing ,,,,111 O.r11et8<l Dy Vincente Monnelll 122m CZ I Sat 1 1 m .. 'OleTeata,......of ~1·· ** *11960 rantasylJ .. n CoctHu .An 1att1.09ntury poel seeks mean.no Otrec1ed t>y ~v Featur .. P'Cesso Y~ 8rynne• Ind Cllarle1 AznavOuf llOm (S.A\10) Weo 9 pm "Tea .. * • • 1198? Or1ma1 M11n 0.llon An ()1(11hQm1 teen ·agef 9row1 up petenlleSS 9u1C180 t>y ti•s QIOer 1><oth e• From 11\e SE ~ot1ton novel IPGI 103m IOISH) Sun I I JO p.m (VCR) "n.. Te11ee1t" * * 11966 W11.iern) Aud111 Murphy An 11n1u1tty 1ccuM<1 men com.s 001 ot hid1no to find ll•s t>•Olher mu•defed 90m GD Thu I 30 a m .. T1111Toudlof...,,.,.' •T(1962 Comecty1C1ryOr1nt A •ul\11 l>IGhe!Of pr~t 1n l rll"Ofl<nenl 11\11 I vor!UOUS sflCret•"r w1n1110 eYOld • .but SM cdflv leeds nom on into marn•Qt 90m {WTaS) Wed 1 ~ 1 m IVCAl ••Thef lltM:..,_. ,.....,. .. *** 119•1 Comedy! Merle Ot>eron An eccenlftC concert l>"ln•st cauns • "" 1n • c:ou- Dle S othetWtM haPj)y merntQ<t 8&n m We<! t P m (VCR) •n..t•1 ln~ ,..,, 2" • ** 11976 Mus.ul) F'red Aat.,re Memota~ momeni. ltom 20 .,.1r1 ot Holly wood ti.11ory 111 IKl-.0"' v~n.t trom mutoc:alt com e<!oes and drtMft (0) 12()m • Tue 8 pm fVCR) "'"'-1'• l~l" **** p974 Mu~I Fl9d Astaore Loia Mtnnell ~Kelly. F'rtanll 5"'atr1 EM111bettt T1yl0r DonalC! 0 C<WWlQf 0t0C>oe Rtynoldl. MIClley Rooney J,,.,., Siewert 8lnQ Ctosl>'f end "-* L....-lofd '"°"' c:11p1 from 1928·58 MOM musocalS IOI 132m e Mon 8 p ,,, (VC~) ··n..t'• uteru * • • P986. Com.oy-dramal J eck Lemmon F ee•ono Old arcMK t H•,.•v F '"cl\tld l>'ec>erM tor"'• 6()1'1 Oot'lhdly °"9cled by Bt1ke EOw.,Ot (PQ.13) 102m (H90) Sun 11 am fCCI (VCAI "Tll• Thief '#lltto c-'° oir-·· •• ( 11173. Comedy) Ryan O NHI An insurance invn11911or t,..I 10 catch • Houston comput11r wtioz who moonl19hts u • hlgl1 M>Clety cat t>urgler (PG) I~ (H80) Wed 8 pm (VCR) "Thlav.1 Uh U1" •It• 11974 Crime drama) Kenn Cerrtd,... Bowie end !(each,. leN 1n iov. on h "'" In 1937 M111tltSij» •fl•t Bow•• 9'Ctpes ltom jaW Wl1n btf\I\ r~ CNcama... Incl T Dvt> ()4rec;1ed 1)y Fl<>betl .Altman (A) 12:),n ('USAI Thu 10 I m . 3 • m "13 ~ .. ......._ .. • * f19A6 Suspense) Jemes C.gn.y AUS spy c"oel •P<>t• • Oo\I~ eo-nt stalMIOe encl lfac;lll nim to ~st•po "4!.oc:iva'1flrl on Frtne1 95m (MAX) Frt 3 pm (VCR) '"T'lwote ~•" * • flllff W11tl•rn comeoy1 ~ Chase Si!e<it-titm cowboys ovary Luc~y and N&O come to Me~oco to per1()(m t>ut onS1ead are expect&O to,..,. • town IPGI t05m (H&Ol Mon 8 1 m 8 pm Thu 5 30 pm tCC1 ISi. (SEl) Tue 10 30 pm Sal 9 pm (VCR) .. The nw.. Wl efle• of Uly Oriat'0 * * • (198<1 Or am11 Ralpl°I MecchlQ A111teled w11n • O•HU• that redlcally .n C•HUS ttll 89"'0 l>tOC8SS • voung11er MIS out IO lulfl!t m•eeoeS>res.,tnenmeroehas .. 11 t04mQal Thu 9P'll "Th<eeW-" *** (1977 Orama)StstyS~ l*O Palm Spnng$ Calil roommatt1s trom Teus meet 1 re tullO srum mens pregnant mur1l-1>11l'lhncJ wile Otr11C1e<1 t>y Aot>er1 Altman IPGI 12~ (A&f) Ft1 6 pm 10 pm Sat 9 • m ··Ttwelhold'0 • ** 11~1 OrJ.11"1) Oot1110 Sut~rlend r wo OOctO<s test,,,.., art•hc•al neart on an1ma1s "'9n dere 10 implant •1 ,,, a Oy•no worn1n 1PG1 97m (USA) Mon 9 pm (VCR) "Titf•n~ Jona•"' • 11975 Comeoy1 A"Ous .. a Httm~I lonOOn mootJI Trt11ny turns secret I Qtnl wtlh h!lr l>Oy trieno 10 overtnrow 1 01ct1t0< (Al 90m (MAXI F'ro It 30 pm (VCR) "To Cetc11 1 King .. *;. ti 984 Suse>e<iHJ Aooen Wagne• A care owne< and a nigntclub S•f'IO&' 01sco•et a Nazi plot to 11.0nap thll Dulle •nd Duchess or Windsor 113"' (H&O) Sun 9 a m Thu 9 30 1 m tCCJ (VCA) "Tollro Stoty0 ' **••It~ Ol'ema) Ch1su Ryu An eld erly J1pel\ese COUP49 VIS•t t"9or oosr cl'l110r111 end ••e 1rea1eo w1thOIJI resl>8CI t39m fl) Tue ~a,., I 30 a m WI/Id t:.>30 pm "Toe> Kid•" (1987 AOvtnlUfel N1k1 Lauo1 A f :im1ul1 One dnver meets three compute• h1c;ke•s wh•"e uma travel simulator ui.es n1m t>ecio. to' 190-4 race t 16m (OISHI Sun 10 1 m "Topper 1Co6of)" !1937 Comedy) Cary Grent fhe gl'IOSIS 01 sooa111es George 1nd Marl()n Kett>y d«ide to help.,,.,, Oull lrtend t>ankel Cosmo Tappet 97m (DISH) Mon 9 pm 3 35 a m (MAX) Sat II 30 a m (VCR) "Toeca't Klu " • * * p 9&4 Oocument1ryl T111s snow' ltlt 11 Case Vet<IO "' M~an l!'te hOma for •tflred ooera an •SIS ntabllshed OOS!flomously 1)y comoosar G•u~poe Vet011n t902 89m IMA\IOIThu s pm 10p m 1vcn1 .. Tr.ctldc>MI" •• (1 976 Drema) J ames M1tcnum A Motitana renc:tl9t., seerch 01 n1s runaway 51s111• "" •8S"' Los A~ wtoe<e Clues le.cl him onto • s1ea1 v c • "'If! d· s tnct (R) 98m • Sat 2 Pm .. r,_1"' ..... a.SOCIO"• 11986 Comedvl Eo a.oiev J• Two tablood raporl"I go lo F11n1tens1eon tend to en.cl< on •urnors or monsten "'""'"91moe. (PGJ 9'm (HeO) Mon 10 1 m We<! 2 JO pm (CC) (VCR) "Ttlel Wltf>oul .>ury0 '. 11950 Mysi.<yJ Rooert Roc•w91! A hOmlCIOe Oetec1J\18 su51>9CtS I pleY'""'O"' W"O 1>1sn nos pjly on a ~eier &Om (USA) Ftt 11 pm 3 am ISi .,Trve on." • * f 1978 WMle<n) W1rren Oates Grutt Oltl West Marsl\81 Roost., CoQbufn 11 Mlddled wim • ,_, 198 gort Wf>O w.ms to Ch•r>Qe n1m 100m 9 Sat 11 45 P.~ T~ l"olnt00 • • (15177 Orama) SM••v Macl.aine An 19'"0 t>alleu'1a and he' lormer M i i &rgue o•" tM lattlf · s t>allenna d•IJ9h1* Mduceo t>y I wO<ldly pr1nopal fPG) I 19m 1...0) Wed 10 a m . Sal • 30 Pm (S..ow) Wed 6 p m . Thu !I SO 1 m f'JCR) .. T ...... o·clodl Higll ...... P 9'9. W••I G•8C)O'y Pee.~ An AHMl<l tligllt commenoet 11><11111 suc:c-ssor run dtyllQ"t bomOlr'10 raids out ot England BHI SUP4>0'1•ng Osur for Jewer 132m (TMC) W.o 2 pm IVCRI .. Twice In 1 Ufeltme" *** f t985 Orama) Gene Hlct<,,,.n Unhaj)l)lly mam eo st.etwor•er Herry Mackenz19 tutns SO Incl sees • c:nance '°' a #hOl4I new hie wfttl a sexy t>etmaid IAI I I 7m I) Tue 9 O m (CCJ ISi (VCR) ·-n. Unde ... ted .. • * (1'Je9 we,lefnl John W1y,.,. A umon color>el W!lT\ 1 herd of cente crosses pams wim an ea-Conleoe<1ta C01or1411 s geng 111 l\Ae•~ tGI 119m (WTN} Thu S 05 pm (VCAJ ··u..ci.r eo-'" * (t987 Ct.,.,. Or1m1) 0.vtd ~ A Ball!tnore 08!«:11¥8 worl!• unoetco .... Wllll 11 oruv on!Cllf JI I Soum C.rOllnl "'II" tchOol fA) 9'm rnecl TIA 10 pm • 3 45 I m (SI CVCAI "The U!....,._.. * • (19M Comedy or1m11 Art Camey A~ stuOent ,.!ICUff "" O"octl•,,... !Tom 11 , .. , hOfnl m.n teatns he w e.nte tO try tor • Cloplon\I 107m IDl'"I Set 10 e m 11 • m (VCAI "Aft "'-"" w-·· • ••• (11178 Ol'atnal JIM ()eytiur~ A New Yon.er ,,,., dating ano enalys•• art.< ,,., ""31>1nd of 16 yaert walll1 out on ,,., o+racled t>v Paul M11urS1ty fRI 12o4ft't (l) Sat 12 30 1 m IVCAI ··Vp "'-er..ei·· • • (198A. Com.oy) fwn Met!'tetOtl n.. colleQll Oean 11V•r1n1 .. 1 91~11Qn of BoO Incl Plot bud <)la• can b<N1 §ec>Cl'*'· ~ ano ceoa11 •n lhetllQ1111 race IA) 9Sm Sun t2 pm . 5 pm (VCRJ "\/...,OM'". (1913. Aornanoe) NICOIH CeQll A Cal!· lornil IJi'1 wim I ~el dl11ecl leftt IOl•fty l()r I Holly wood P11"i1 rocll(er ~ by Menna Coolidgol (RI 95"1 fW"X) Sat 8 30 p m IVCfl) "l.Ae V .... l.Adf .. • (197'8, Or•ma)St•n• Slevtns A ff CUtll'f gvero ts~= 1 coono~1nvo1v«1 on robtlefy (F'GI 87m ) Thv 7 05 • m (VCR) "V.,._. V...," ** (1t61 Creme) 8\1'1 l..lnc.11" A rtnell lonwnan ,,... IO k'*> rHS '°'* t)l'OCNW. Merel Daily Pilot Oct. 9-15/39 tr om oecoming putlltC knowledge 82rn 8 Fn 1 1 m • r,. 2 30 am {VCfl) W-X-Y-Z .. The Wtr Wagon ..... (1967 Westam)John Weyna ... flamed e~-<onvlCl &nd n•s permer plan to roe a mrn«>wner s ,,.,_,.., 91Jaroeo errnored '~· eq.,.poeo ... m a Ga 1:1.no gun encl tUll of Q01C1 •Olm IWTBS) Mon 5 05 pm fVCl'll Warn« of St_ .. •11972 MartiaJ1rts)C!'tenKU81'Te1 A y<>uncJ martial art•SI &QUll18<l wrlf1 llaet calls DUI I cnmt l()rO fHrfl<I f11 at><! NtOe 90m • S.1 12 pm ··n.. W1y West" • (1967 Wesle<nl K .. ~ Oougl&s "'-1 "'d90" train ""()¥9S ""esrw110 I l'l8wty ~ t>nde r>1.irs •e•eti()e Jor r.er Y°""9 nusoano 'deem 122m e c;.,, Z JO pm w...o Selanu" • 11985 Fantuyl l<elly LtBrOdl Two n'9" Knool .,e•os compylet gene11t• a go<gaous woma" ... "' magical POW9'. WflOJYeS mem ~·on now IC' <T>Mt 9"'' cPG t 31 9'1T' m Sun 6 p m (Wf'IX) "4on 5 o m S at 12 p m (VCR) ··wetcom. to 11" • • (1986 Comedy-d•1m1I Coonney •n0tne Smith Con1191-l>Ol.lf'IO 01ns spend summer •I • r1u<>fl •ancn P'lt•"9 poi.er goong to J&•l end mMtll'IQ 9uys IPG 13) 89m IMAX) Ft1 4 30 pm CS• fVCRI "Whtt• Oog" • • (1982 Or1ma11rnsty McNICtlOI An an.- mat tra1ne1 tnes to dep•09ram an actrest s IOSt·en<l-tound Ge•m•n shepnera <lOQ tr11ne<1 IO attack bllldtl (PGJ 90m (LIFE) Tliu 9 pm Who0M Sloe> me Aeift" • ** 11976 Sutl*lStl Noc:k '40tte A,.., .,noe1ground toornahs1 smUQ9191 Saigon n.,oin 10 n.s w••e "'San Franc:1&e0 "''°"9" I trllltld lfl lhe mer nani ma11ne 1R1 I~ 8 Tue 9 pm 1VCAI Who 1 Thai 01<1·0 • 11937 Romane~) Maoonne 4 nap~s~ New <or~er s ricn lvlure l•tllet '"tew oro.ts .,,,.. 10 llSCO'l a 1>1eacned t>IOnOe ou1 DI town tPG) le-(MA)I) Mon I 30 om tCCI (SJ fVCAI The w~ Boy1" • 11 ~ eom.cJyJ Mc:fleel ' ~~ete ~NO "lew Yo-~ nusners go 10 Petm &ecll Fla a a enr~r " a char"' SGnool to please an ,......,sa (R) 88"" fTMC) ~,. 7 lO p rr (VCAI Wiiy Me?" • • • 1954 Oocu0<:ama1Glynn.a 0 Connor " •u•Q90" •eo .. o<CJs •ne •ace ano (()f'l>dene1 ol "' /\ii( Fo• e nurse Nh() NU n a "8IO-on COll•5'0fl 1()4m (l.ff) r 'lom W1I , G GorOotl UOOy0 •• 11983 8'0Qrlot1JI RoC>er1 °"'' ao I n.e • • 1awyer ano F' B• •9"'' ...no would llrtet t>e ·on•"1~ u ~ M ,,.~ Wata<91te Dut~•,., ~ • "'f!mbll1 ::ii 1"41 C'.omm1nee 10 R1-Elec1 me Pte..oent 104,.. Q Sun 7 pm tVCAI The Wind I nd "'8 i..-·· • * !1 975 A<!Ye<1tur9) 5Mn Conr>ef'I Pres.c>enl Tneooo<1 RooMvllt ~the U.. • ""~ a'1"' an Arab cn1111t11n at>dUC1s •US M()Qw W-0,,., :1i11ar11n 1PGJ I 19'--(MAJC) TUI! 8 pm ISi (VCR) 'Winnt<t" 1986 Oocu011ma1 Mereooth Bl•ter Borney A ieac""' anc anotnar oatoen1 .nSl)l1e • chtldltke woman wl'IO na-. stMI"' 30 vears '" "'~t1tut>ons tOOm IJ Mot1 9 pm 'W1e11 You w-"9foe' • * (1987 Orama) Emtly LIO'fd A s11urii. v 16 vu• Old 9"1 •et>e1s lhns •net has an alfllf wtt!'t a~ c>IQer "'an 1n a 19505 Br•Mh seaside te.ort IA) 9?m (TMC) MOii 12 pm "W1tc11·1 5111 .... *. 11982 MySllt'VI Oapnne Your .. A 1 '1 yea• Old ano he• oest troenct prooe a tal'Nly MCtet on 1 ~11,.my "'Qt>t '" a sPQOl<y onans'°" 69m CSHOW) Tue 4 pm WP<j ~am "Tlwl WOJ" • • 11978 MusoUll Ot1na Ross A modllt'rl Oc>•t"tny eaws on OOwn tr>e Yellow BrtClc Roed IO ... !tie w / w11~ I"'! T nmen SUracro.. and Cowetdly lJol'I 0.- ·~190 Dy °'idnltv Lu,.,. I IG)133m. 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Cotnedy1 Tim Conw1y Two losing COfte9a l•KI\ CX>eehet ttcr\111 en AlrtcJll'l tlJl'IO'e t>oy IO l>OOSt "*' i.am IGI 93rft ~ "" 9 p rn ' a m IVCAl 0'The W..iitl .. ** 11986 i\c!JOnl~sr-The,,.,,. te•<>us O<•v" of • h1rt>oc>t'llfged tar.-model ~ C# t1r90 race5 •n A111ona !ICM r~ 1n "'9 OloMf1 (P0-t3) 92m (H90) Thu 8 • m . 7 30 p m IS) CVCAI .. .,,. w .... of Ood"0 • • 111172 W.1'9m ~, Aootrt MllChum A 19'09 Ulln AmetlCMI ~ wenta a booe- '"9118' lf1 1~11 AlnQ I oaffodled pr1MI IO llJI I 00-. l>'9 ~ (F'GI 111m ~ Sat 7301"' RE • MEN'S f//'J.(f SHORT SLEEVE ~SHIRTS 40/Daily Pilot Oct. 9_ 15 . . ORANGE CO\S'r • SUNDAY, OCfOBERt.9, 1988 Mesa murderer on loose Police hunting suspect fn c lostng-ttme sh~oting spree that left one dead. 2 hurt By GREG KL.ERKX Of ... 0.-. ..... IWt Poli.cc are searching for a man who went on a shooung spree tn a Costa Mesa bar early Saturday morning. killing one man and wounding two others. The I :55 a.m. shooung occurred inside Hussong's Canuna, 1880 Monrovia Avenue. said Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Mau Collett According to w11nesse~. a male Hispanic walked into the bar shortl) Brad Oxley o f San Clemente turns it loose during Speedway Na- tional Championships at OC Fairgrounds. /01 California Shuttle Discovery leaves Edwards Air Force Base for return trip to Kennedy Space Center .I A4 before closing, pulled out an un- known type of handgun and bepn shooung at a maJe customer The customer was hn an the head b) at least one of the shots. and the suspect then began finng at two other men Collett said. Both were hit b) gunfire. The suspect then fled the bar on foot. Police are withholding the names of all three v1c11ms pending not1fica- t1on of relatives. The first v1cum was transported to Hoag Hospital but was pronounced dead on amval. The second '<1Ct1m was also taken to Hoag and ishsted 1n stable cond111on, according to hospi- tal officials. The third v1ct1m was listed 1n cnucal cond1uon al Fountain Valle> Regional Hospital The mouve tor the.-shooung.s as unknown. Collett ..aid Police ha"e not determined hov. man' shots "'ere fired and planned to que~taon "11- nesses to the shooting 0' er the weekend. Hussonj's Can11na. located on the corner of 19th Street 1n a hea' 11' Hispanic neighborhood. is a popula·r watering hole for the local Hispanic community It 1s a small. dark place with padded vinyl boo1hs and two pool tables. Patrons are almost ex- cluss vel> H1span1c. "I don't come here all the tame an) more. but l don't think there are man) troubles," said a pau-on who v.ould only give his first name. Jo~ Pat Wood. who lives on nearby Republic A. "enue, disagreed "There are a lot of problems there It's a little fnngy," said Pat Wood. "'ho Ii "es on nearby Republic A. .. - enue .. There are a lot of 1lleg.als and most don't speak an) English at all·· Wood said pohce helicopter flights o'er her neighborhood are not un- (Pleaee .ee POLICI!;/ A2) 0.-. ........... .., .. ._. Nation Despttt warntnc atgna, about two dozen deer ha•e been •truck by can th.la year. .,.., ,... .... .., ... !Dftll Huaong•a Cantina. •lte of Saturday morut.nc allootlnC· Residents move to save deer in Laguna Canyon By ROBERT IJYNDMA1' Of_o-11) .......... When mule deer started "'andenng out of Rim Rock Camon and 1010 the gardens of homes on Morning.side Dn,e. the reSJdenis probabh v,ere more concerned about their fl ower.. than the deer. When a dozen or so were stru<. le and k.llled b) mmonsts each ~ear along Laguna Canyon Road and Park A venue. Laguna ~ach residents became more concerned. But no"', "'1th drv weather and exµanding de' elopm.ent comb1n1ng to dn' e deer on to loca I roads in record numbers. the ell~ 1s t.akmg steps to sa'e the animals The en .. 1ronmental group Laguna Grt't'nbelt and cm officials are "'orl · mg together on p'ans to place "ater troughs in the hills and can~ons in an etTon to keep the deer a"'a~ from roads and homt>S The troughs are e\pected to be m pla~ this week. ··we want to keep the dttr an the center of their areas. not on the cdF "'here they come 10 contact wtth neighborhoods." said Elisabeth Brown. president of Laguna Grttnbch Brown consulted natun..lisu who SUNDAY s PE CIAL suggested water troughs be ~ hshcd an areas whe~ the deer con- ~te A.lthough food supplies were considered as well. wtldlifc expcn.s opposed the plan. saying it misht make the animals dependent on thotc souru-s rather than ~king out food natural11. "We also tned to find out if other (Pleue MC R..ESID&JlfTS/A2) Candidates focus on law enforcement as presiden- tial campaign enters stretch drive I AS Segerstrom spends $75,000 on Mesa initiative World Opposition groups begin working to unseat Chilean President Augusto Pinochet./ A6 Features An inside look at Share Our Selves./81 Learning to speak pub- licly./81 Entertainment Three college drama de- partments open their new productions /84 Index About Employment C7 Ann Landers A4 Births A2 Business 86 Classlfled C3-8 Crossword 04 Entertainment B4,5 New Homes C 1.2 Opinion 05 People 82.3 Public Notices 06 Sports 01-4 Style B 1-3 Weather A2 Citizen s group raises just one-tenth of a m ount donated by Mesa developer By JONATHAN VOLZKE 01 .,,. ~ ~ llell \ J liegerstrom & Son\ ha' pumr- l'd S7S.OOO into the campaign sup· porting Costa Mesa ballot measure\ H and I, which ask for 'otcr' 10 approvl' two proposals for thl." 1)4-acre Home Ranch business de .. elopment "1eanv.hile. the .:1111ens group 1ha1 raised the signatures 10 forn· thl' 1~sues on the ballo1 has rnlleued 1uc;1 S 1.JIJ4 1n an effort 10 cntKe 'oter'> to hlock the S400 mllhlln pruJeCl '~h11.h the group\~" "Ill 1ncreasc tralli.: on the c11~ .... nunh ,11.k Prop11.-.11111n H "o uld allO\' Seger'itmm IP huild 3 I rn11l 111n square teet 1in the: propert). "'hirh abuts lht· \Jn D1q~o Free"' a~ bc:t"'een Hartxlf Bnull·,an.l and Fa1n1e"' Road Proporn111n I "Cluld allo"' 2 I mil hon '>qu.m: ll't'I o f de' clopmL·nt on t ht• p.lr1. d Thl· 1 1 t' ( nun, d appnn ed ho th proJel 1' ~q!.t'f\t r11m 'uhm11tl'd the largcrpr111e t tml hu1 the( mta \les.i ~ Rt·'\1tkn1<> PolltltJ \d1,1n ( 11mm1t· tel· ~a1hered .i I.it.fl "t:nJturt·' 111 plJ1.l· the: 1s!>Ul' on the hJlh'I In re,pon!>e '>egt·r,t rum 'uhm1tteJ the 'mailer 'l'r\lnn hut tht· t lllll'O\ l.iun1. hed anuthl'r rdnt•ndum Jn\(' llilkcting .i I 411 'gn.11un.·' h• p lJLl' thl· rroJect on 1 ht hal IC1t -\. \u pen or t nun 1 uJgr 'in1. t' then rukd lhat J "qtrr,1rnm lq!.Jl \'hJlll'nge to tht• f'\·111111n' "J' 1n,.1l1J and an appt•la1c ,nurt rl•fu,c:d w ht'Jr thl' l\'iUe .\ .. ,es··' ntt' ••n c1tht r mt.Hurt'" 1 alln\4 the Pf<'lt'1.' t1• gl1 t11r°\'ard .. Our prntl"d "''' t~:nrtll tht' l'ntm· < nqa \1c4'J ,nnwwn11\ f?t'ncrJ11n~ (Plc .. e •« DEVELOPER/ A2 l Ferryman leads Mesa candidates by nearly 2 to l ln contribudoas 8~ JONATHAN \'OLZKE Of -Delly .._ ..... Real estate agrn1 and ( n\ta \k~ l 11' { 11Unlll cand1dat<' James Ferryman rl."lt't' ed almost 1'"'11.e .t~ much in 1.on1nhu11on!> a~ the ne~t-leadmg fund-raiser. ral-.1ng 10 more than $J-\l()(I 10 ~fX'n\Or tn h1s C'Ounnl run The mandaton tinanual \Ullement~. "hich must list all l'\pcnd11uresand the ongin of donatiun' nt more than S l(l(l "'ere:· tilc:'d "1th the C-11~ Ckrk Th" ne\I h1ghe~1 .,.ar lhe\t 1<. 1ha1111 rt"llred PQhcr captain Ed Glas.gov,, "'h•' ha~ raised more than S2u ~ ~ 1 IM thr 't" i'. rlt"ct1nn in "h1ch nine .-anJ1dates <.ed 1hr<-c ,1,un1.11 ..eat~ l1las1w"' "'a' I 'reed It retuf'" '''me "1n1nhu11nn' thoujth. he<-auSc:' of a I Pl cue .ee l'ERRTil.Al'f I A2) Share Our Selves nurse earns national honors By BOB VAN EYKEN °' .... 0..., ,... lleft .\nurse who. "'hile mil a student. helped set up Costa Mesa·s only free medical clinic for the poor has received national recogn1t1on for hc:r work. Mary Saputo was the first statT nu~ pracht1t1onl'r at the SOS Free Chn1c, serving there full time from January 1986 unlll .\pnl I 988. Last month. in recogn1t1on for her work at SOS, she was awarded the Nurse Practitioner of the Year award, an annual pnze given JOlntly b) Nurse Practitioner magazine and \, nte' l 1•rr 1hc Palo -\lto-baset.I pha rn1Jlt'UtllJh 1.nm pan! V. h1k .,.1ir~1ng lor her master's degree 1n nur\lng at Cal State Long Stach \aputn N:gan 'olunteenng at the Oedgling 1.lln1c. "'h1ch opened its door<; 1n latr I •ll\' ~he hc.·1.anw 1ht• d 1n1c's full-llm<' nur!I(' pr:Kt1tn1n1."r th\t followmgJanu- an a~ the tinal phase of her 1n- tem<;h1p. and 'w~cd on a!> a paid staff memN:r "'h1:n \he completed her clmacal training in June I Q86. When she bc:gan working at the chn1c full time. C\aputo "1ls faced with the uis.. ot creating a host of procedun:' .1n,\ ~u 1,kltnl·-. "Ith 'ut "h1ch a ml•d1, J d1n1, , .inn•'' ••l">t·r- ate It "'as that org.10 11at111n "11r~ thJt ~on her the na111.1nal ;i"ard "She ha\lrnlh 1t'l<1~ n1,thin g Jnd Taking 11n Inside look at Share Our Selve•. C 1 made the d1n1c." ..aid foan Tornh10 administrator of the \Cl\ cl1n1c "It'' trul} amazing that \ht' J1J this "'h1k she "as still a qudent \he sci up all o l the procedure\ lnr '1rtualh e' Cr) - thing that ""e Jt1 I he .1i~.1, 1<.. ,, ~ .i different 'l1lun1ecr l'' t'f\ JJ ... ~<:au~ ot \tar. ""<'ha\(.' ,,11": • ~ :\ therc·s a <onstant thread ,,, ,,1· .. !'! that runs through n t'I"\ th·'l~ It v.as Tnmh10 v.h1' rt'••'n'"'c ,: ,• ~apu \O lor the l"arJ ""h1, ~. , t'. • " 1n <,('\eral catt'gOnl"\ fl•lllt'"".I ,,1•t• commun11' ~" 11.'C' and •"<.<·a·,• ··"ennminatedht>r l••r01:.t"1: .1'1 and communil' """ i.r <.;i"j l ,,r nhw ·· he v.on.111n f'311t''1 ,jrt• ,,:iJ she "as alc;o '('r. .-11•'<' 1, he • •f' r . .. commun11' <.ef' 1.:c Tomh10 sa1J "h<' t-..·'!!''t'\' · . .J• ~putO·\ thorou(!hne\\ 'r"'J"ll.l' 11r .mJ kader.h1p -.~1ll'i that set her .1r.in 'apu to ""hl) °''"" 11 ,.es 1n Lan· , a'itl'f. (ah! c,,a1d she found her time JI ...,()'-, n.· .... ard1ng ·" r deal! \A.Ith a population that "a' \ C'f'\ nc-t·,h \he ~1d "There" u Jh.\3\'> a 1.hallengc \\e prov1ded t'las1c car(' at t'1gh1 thrtt-hour chn1cs a "'N'l In N't.,.N.'n "e would be tf')ang IO help our pa11rnt'i in other v,ays.. locating\i(X\N<..,. ho would be wtlhna 10 perform 'iur11ef"\ tor fret". and othM° <,('r' 1~s ~nd (t1m<'t1 mcs. for exam- pl<" 1fl wa<1 par 11. ularl~ wo~ alx>ut (Pleaac aee Nl11l8&/A2) Funding for majority of OC road projects sparedthebudgetax From staff UMI wh't rt90rts .\ long-awa11cd prc>JC'Ct "' r('l'luild the Santa Ana--C~t• Me$8 frN:"a' intcrcha~ was !>pa~ from ~tate f\lnd1ng cuts Fnda). and tran.,por· ta\lon officials also aJlocatC'd fund\ for the state's first toll road The Cal1fom1a Transportal"'n C'omm1S'Slon appro"ed a St> h1l11on. fi"e-year transportation building plan Fnd.ay. but tM chairman c:au- t1oncd the state will~ s~ b1lhon shon 1n revenues TM comm1ss1on ~1vcd rcqu6ts for funds from aU S8 CahfQm1a countteS, and aJ1 SIW then alk>Qt10n!o cut by tOrM detree-Tht comm1SStot\'s lt&ff bed ~ ommended a Sl7 minion cut an a,pcwopnatt<>ns for the thud phate of the Santa Ana..("osta Mesa ~)' 1n\UCN.R# ero.J«t, wluch 1ndudcs 1nstallat1on of an O\tttP&• nmp wtth ~ar-pool lane1. Th" propoSC'<I cut would have put a ..cvere dent 1n the project's s~ mllhon bu•t and would ha ve likely delaved construC'UOn. Ho~ver. rount) officaals manapd to savt tM moncv by airecina to dday 1e>me ~mailer local proJ«U. 1ncludJna the wtdenll'\& of Laauna Canyon Rold and Onep Ht,gh~y. In other business, 1M comm1ss1on approved a $35 m1U1on allocation for tM proposed San Joequ1n Hills TranspotUt.aon Comdor. the fif'll such allotittJon for a toll road 10 t.bc state's ht5tOI)'. Constructaon oa \ht tollwa) 1s tchedu.kd to tqan Lft 199~ The new Staie T~ l• provcmcnt Prosram iad9da l.lJO h'&hway. tmnsii. urport. .,.._. udsaftty~tMtdlit _ _.. build 1n the nen ""' ,_. ... II I .. er.,. Cout DAIL. y PILOT I Sunday, October 9, 1988 Pilot killed in crash during Texas air show HARLINGEN. Texas (AP) -A retired airhne pilot was killed Satur- day when the vintage combat plane he was ny1ng crashed minute• after making a pass before an air ~how crowd of 20.000. officials s11d No other 1nJuncs were reported Authorities said Max Gardner. ol Fon Worth. who~ age wa~ un- a va1lable. was killed when the 1"1n- engme Douatass A-20 Havack Attacl Bomber. believed to be the last t>f its kind. crashed about 2:45 p.m. 1n a cornfield about five miles south of Harlingen. Few people saw the crash because Gardner had already Oowo past the crowd al the Valley International Airport and was aboul thrtt mile$ away. said Herschel Whit11ngton of the Confederate Air Force. an inter- nauonal group ofp1lou and air-show buffs who owncd the craft. NURSE FOR SOS EARNS HONORS ••• Jl'romAl a child, I'd make a home v1s1t." even the poorest ~pie bad a family She said that when she made home support network to help them." visits to her largely Latino clieniele. she was generany impressed by the attitude of mutual help that she found in the homes. "In the Hispanic community the family is very important," she said. "I always was encouraged to see how "On the other hand. 11 was dis- couraging sometimes to sec the conditions under which so many people were forced to live," she added. "We middle class people sometimes assume that everyone Ii ves like us. But that's not the case. I sometimes saw two families crowded into a small apartment." Saputo said she moved to Lan- caster because her husband was transferred. She is not working now. but said she intends to get back in10 health care when she finds the opportunity DEVELOPERDONATES$75,000 ••. From Al up to S30 m1ll1on in local traffic improvements, another $4 million toward construction of the much- needed San Joaquin Hills Freeway. SJ mil hon a} ear for our local schools and a SI m1ll1on child-care center." said Ma lcom Ross. &gerstrom direc- tor of planning and design. Ross said Segcrstrom as running a "grass roots" ca mpaign with the $75.000. Four former Costa Mesa mayors -Jack Hammett. Norma Hertzog-Wagner. Arlene Schafer and Al Pinkie) -arc heading up the suP.porting committee. 'The overall contnbuuon these measures make to our city and schools is tremendous and will ben- efi t all who live and work here," Hertzog-Wagner said. The opposing group, meanwhile, hired Hunungton Beach-based Bren- da Brown and Associates. a public relations firm. to run its campaign. Diane Goldberger, director of the committee. said she recognizes her group 1s up against a lot of money. but said the group plans to spend less than $40,000 on its campaign. Scott Williams. Jay Humphrey and Sandy Genis, who are running together for the Costa Mesa C ny Council op a slo"-growth slate. were unavailable for comment Frida). POLICE ••• Jl'romAl common and she said police patrols are frequent. ,A. half a dozen bars and several liquor stores line 19th Street between Monrovia and Placentia Avenue. The suspect as described as being approximately 5 feet 5 inches tall and about 37 years old, Collett said. RESIDENTS MOVE TO SA VE DEER •.• Jl'romAl cities and counties had program~ on dealing with this probl em. but so far, we haven't been able to find any:· Brown said. "We're learning as we go .. Under an informal agreement. Brown and Laguna Greenbelt will establish the water program and the city will provide maintenance, ~nd ing cre"s penod1call} to refill and clean the troughs ··1 don't alwa>S hke to use this term . but I thank this 1s going to be a long- term management program ." Brown said. "The green 1s shnnk1ng and we're being forced to th ink of solu- uons." Staust1cs support Brown's conten· 11on. Alread) this year. about tlA-O dozen deer have been struck b> cars. usuall~ al n1gh1 and usuall~ along Laguna Camon Road or Park l\vcnuc Thal iotaf far excccdc; figures from previous \ears. accord1nf to Keith Hall. a cit ) an1mal-contro officer .. .\ lot of 11 1s probabl) due t0 the drought. which 1s fomng the deer to move. bul a lot is because the~ 're losing their hab11at 10 de' elopmenl ... Hall said in an in ten IC" last month In recent weeks. deer ha'e been seen dunng broad da) light. on do.,.. n- town streets. on beaches. e'en dashing ncr"ousl) into the surf "Just a few days ago." cit) manager Ken Frank said. "a deer wandered out to the lawn in front ofC1t> Hall It h11 or was hit b~ a car and c'entuall} died I think 1fwc can somehow make 11 for a few more months. there ma' be some rain to help us out." Hall ~1d deer arc especially vulner- able once the> lea'c 1hc1r natural surround a ng~. "Deer arc high-strung animals and when the:-wind up 1n town. among noise and cars 1hc\ become ~o confused the~ JU\I turn olT 1hc1r awareness of 1o1. here the' arc and what the) 're doing ... he said weather in coming months may provide some relief. the problem of a shnnking habitat for the deer becom- es increa!ingly pronounced. .Brown said a main reason so man~ deer are being seen -and h11 -in recent months relates to increasing development 1n El Toro, Ali so VieJO and in areas of Laguna Beach The planned San Joaq uin Hills tollway. which will cut through pnstine areas of Laguna Canyon. is of funher concern . That's going to be disastrous 10 terms oft he deer population." Brown said. "ll doesn't provide for an) crossing at all for the deer It 's a fatal attraction." Peter Bowler. director of the Coop- trat1vc Outdoor Program a1 UC-I. agrees. .. Large wildlife comdors ought tu be established so deer can pass under the roads and frcewaH rather than cross them." said Bowler. "hose UCl program organizes field tnps and projects to restore damaged habitats "En .. 1ronmental groups should be reques11ng these things because the ones "ho make dec1S1ons are no1 al~a)S sens111 ve to them." Bowler said "These animals do move. and "C should make pro' 1sions for that movement 1A-1th1n our dc,elop- ments Bill Bo)d. a land-use coun~I f"c,r the Irvine Co .. argues that while the San Joaquin Hills tollwa ) will surd>- affect the movement pattern~ of deer and other wildlife. the\ will not be threatened b) the roadwa y's mo1or- 1sts. .\s an interstate. the lrcewa> will have landscaping and barriers that will keep deer from crossing. he !>aid In add111on . there arc pro' 1s1on~ poss1bl) for underpasses where wildlife can move across Boyd also points out that FERRYMAN ••• From Al thousands of acres of open space will be dedicated along both sides of much of the freeway and 1n the Laguna Greenbelt to act as a natural habitat for deer and other w1ldlife. "The size of the open space 1s much larger than those of any other areas with the development Orange Coun- ty has," he said. "The Irvine Co. also is working on developing nparian corridors from the ndgelines down to the Laguna lakes to allow for their movement." Boyd said Irvine Co. cattle oper- ations along the Irvine Coast current- ly feature water supplies on the nd,.elines. • They're already there, and water troughs don't distinguish between cattle and deer," he said. "If tht movement now is because of the drought, the troupis they're planning shoufd help out.· Irvine Co. officials are working w11h Laguna Beach representatives to better coordinate placement of the planned water troughs in Laguna Canyo n. Elisabeth Brown believes that such a program could be a positive step toward presen-ing the deer popu- lat 1on. "Right no-.. we don·t e'en have an accurate population count." she said. "It's a Catch-22. The onl)" place deer arc arc "here people aren't 1t·s hard to count them." But b} establishing specific water- ing areas. Brown bopes wildlife experts might be attracted to the Laguna area to conduct in -depth studies of deer and their habits. "Wc'reat a cntical time nght now." she said. "Ultimatelv. we will have enough open space and greenbelt for the deer. But in the meantime. there's so much grading and development going on We want to make sure the deer are still around until lhl' habitat changes." Indian summer on the Coast The ....... oele tor ...... end..,., .,..noont ~the co.e .......... foa ----.... night end~ HlaM • b9 70 ~ -.14 to 51. In the~ .... .,. ........ h6gl'I doudt. ""°'1 hlgt'9 wtl b9 In l'I lowt 3& to 45. In the~. It wtl .,. moetly oleer wtth .... hlal'I Clloudt.. 0... Velly hlQf'9 _.. b9 In the IOe, lowt In tM 409. Htah ct..t hlgfl8 wltl be In the mid·IOI to Sower toa. IOwl In lht 50t. l.ow ~ h6ght wUI be M to 104, lowt In theJOt. Inner oou=t wetera: Expect Ught and variable~• night and h0ut1 through Mondey becomlnQ ~ and w.t 10 to 20 knot• wtttl .... to 3 feet llfternoon Ind~ h0ut1 and• weet •Mii of 3 r.et. Outer coutal w•twa: Expect W9tt and nof'ttlweat wind• 5 to 15 lulot• with .... to 2 feet through tonight exc.pt for noohweat 15 knot• with ltronger gym near Point Conception. Th«• wtll be• noohwest •welt of 7 feet. U.S. Temps : ~ Calif. Temps 71 47 • 51 eo ,.. Extended \... 5e 42 11 57 81 52 .. ,. 78 51 70 44 12 71 12 47 12 43 • ae .. ,. 73 57 45 42 43 34 11 eo 45 37 12 37 78 31 83 39 eo 39 .. 43 75 41 15 64 .. 75 M aa N S3 71 N 15 34 80 45 64 32 80 57 62 46 M II 57 51 : : 41 30 5e M Surf Forecast Tides TODAY 2·52. "'· 11;05 Lm 3•111pm. t 111pm 08 $,4 08 4,9 lllONDAY 3 II a.m 1.1 11:21 • m 5.6 3:4'pm 05 Second 114g11 11:51 p.m. 4.e 8ull ,... lode)! 111 e 52 a.m .,,., .... ., e 25 p,m Moon .... !009y 111 5·4e Lm. .,,., le(t 1111:47 p "'· PLANNERS SAY SIGN STRETCHING IT ••• From Al wares. G1acobone manufactures custom· made limousines and a limited- cd1t1on sports car built on a corvette chassis.I. the Brillante, which sells for about ~ 70,000. The limousines and Brillante are sold internationally. Giacobone has been in the business for 18 years. The company moved to Mt. Baldy Circle in Fountain Valley last year. The contovers1al freeway sign 1s actually a limousine sliced up to the dimensions specified by the city·s sign code. "Our sign 1s a cross section of a limo." said the company's vice presi- dent. Ted Carlson. •·w e took a hmo and ran 1t through with a band saw. It 1s so unique we·, c had a lot of magazine people wanting to take pictures of 11." And therein hes the problem City offi cials wanting to maintain the sleep) town environment of Fountain Valley are not sure a shced- up limousine. complete wtth working doors and hghls. fits the image The sign saga began a }Car ago IA-hen the compan} submitted a drawing of the sign to the c11y Confident they had met the ci ty's sign-code specifications. the com- pan) went to work on the sign. Carlson sa id. ··w e finally got on the agenda:· he said. "At the formal hearing we had 1nv1ued all the planning com- missioners over to view 11. One person came and liked 11 ... That was probably an June. "Each of the members thought 11' wa<; in good taste. but the feeling of the cit). an general. is they don't want killer cows or squealing pigs on top of buildings." inc the poss1b11tty ot ado{>tmg new regula~io~s for f~way signs. The comm1ss1on appointed two com- missioners to look into the issue. Carlson said he feels he's being taken for a ride. .. We are back to square one. It's been more than frustrating," he said. .. We have gone out of our way to represent Fountain Valley inter- nationally. In general, the city has been dynamite to wo rk with. we are just in a Catch 22. ·· Commissioner Jim Petrik.in. who made the motion to reJect the sign. said he "loved the idea and concept.·· But he added: "We cannot allow a business. just because it has freeway access, to have more exposure than other businesses. "A freewa y running through Foun- tam Valley can·t ~ome Harbor and Beach boulevards. We are a bedroom community," he said. Petrikin said that wh ile the sign 1s the allowable size. It sllll failed to meet the specifications of lhe sign ordinance. The city's ordinance requires that signs be an integral pan ofa building's design. The ordinance also limits sign content to identifying a business name. names of owners and a descnptton of business act1v1t1es. The catch 1s that the ordinance does not allow signs to adve rtise products or specific services unless they arc a part of the business name or unless "the comm1ss1on makes a finding of exceptional circum- stances." The comm1ss1on has yet to find .. exceptional c irc um s t.an ce~. ·· Petrikin 1s concerned the limousine sign might ~ta precedent for similar signs along the freeway. "Half a limo as a sign with inside and outside lightscan'ti1vc a descnp- t1on of what yo u do. JUSt what you are." Petrikin said. "If I approve that on a building what guarantee will I have. Kra~sc furniture won 't place a g1ant-s1ze couch on its building. I wouldn't apP,rove a submanne sandwich on a building. No one can gi ve me those guarantees." Carlson. however. said that "there as no such thing as city sign ordinance that specifies what you can do-only the square footage of the area must be 1.5 percent of the length ofT the front of bu1ld1ng. You JUSt translate that to square feet " For now, a banner emblazoned with the company's name blows in the breeze on the building's south wall. "We have spent many thousands of dollars on the banners because van- dals knock them down and the weather gets them." Carlson said. Meanwhile, inside the Classic Limousines building the expensive "good idea" gathers dust in a corner Winning Lotto numbers picked By The Associated Prtss Here arc the "Inni ng numbcr.1 packed Saturda~ night for the ( ali- forn ~~ Lott~':?·., ~" 1cc-"cekl) .. Lotto 6-49 game. -8. _9 , 30. 37. 40. 45 and the bonus number. ~5 $707,000 Three of s1\ 1s wonh an automatic S5 per ""inner The sales from Wednesday nigh t to ~t urda)-'s drawing were S l4 I m1ll1on. Recently. Hall prepared a rcpon that charts where deer ha ve been seen and where the) are being strul k b} motonsts .\map wall help determine where the "ater trough~ "111 be placed The known deer crossing' Hall said. include two locations cat h on Laguna ( amon Road al Big Bend and near (amnn .\cres DnH• nn Park .\'cnue The Planning Comm1ss1on re- JCCted the sign. wom ed 11 could set a precedent allowing other businesses t0 hang their merchandise on the outsides of thei r bui ldings as sign s. city ordinance proh1b1110g Planning t omm1~s1on member'> lrom accepting The company appealed the decision more than S250 from people o r businesses that ha'e had issue~ before th31 10 the City Council. comm1ss1on w11h1n a vear of the donauon "We in vited all Ctty Council mem- Pla,ers who t-orrectl) guessed all ~1x nu'mbers will share a pnie pool of $5.5 m1lhon. lotter) officaah. said ... Earlier Saturda~ in Sacramento. a retired Coronado house cleaner won S2 million and a San Du~go store clerk won SI m1lhon on the loncn 's lottef'\ "Big Spin" game sho"". Bro"n said troughc; likel~ u.111 ht· placed 1n "'orth Laguna. 1n th~ I 11p ot the World nc1ghhorhood. 1n .\rth Beach Height\. 1R Laguna ( ,in\Cu1 and near Three .\rch Ba} "W t' ha'c to try to keep Jn"n ttw number of tnp'> across road~ ... Hro" n ~1d. "~c found out 1ha1 deer tro" roads for food. for shelter. for \hadt• for fawning cover and tor olht·r reason\ But water they need t'' t'n day If we can place "att•r '•hnr thev're at 11 c;hould help .. ~ollow1 ng Hairs repon. Pollet• Chief Neil Purcell and Deput ~ l'nlitt Chief Jim \prcine asked lur 1hr communll) 'c; help with the program Laguna Greenbelt responded and. in tum. won cooperauon from the cit) Large blue 55-gallon plas11c drums used to store hydrogen peroxide for use in the city's sewage-treatment process were saved, nnscd out and cut in half for use as makeshift watcnng troughs. Brown also ob- tained salt licks and a small suppl> of alfalfa to attract the deer 1n111alh to the water sites. But while the cookr. ""etlcr MAIN OFFICE "° w ... ll•y SI Co-•• M•·. n+. .,..., .00.H• 6o• ·~eo tn.•• M .... • '" ''~"" Because of that ordinance. wh1th does not apph to (it) ( ounul mt'mb\.'r\. hers to come down," he said. C1lasgo" returned S 1.000 10 ( J Scgerstrom & 5ons. among other Butthccouncil balked at approving development companies Other donauons were returned to South< oast Pla1a the sign and sent the matter back to and the Sea Lark Motel the Planning Comm1ss1on along with Danin Massa. 47. of Fountain Valley. won S 100,000 The S) mbols drawn aturda~ \\ere a four-leaf clo\t~r and th(' lctll'rs '"1 ' All those "ho picked fl\e numocrs plus the bonus number will d1v1de among themsche~a pn1c pool ofS I 5 million. fi ve of SI \ \\Ill 'iharc S 770.000. four of w. will share and 'K.· .. Ji"s an obscure la""" ( ila~go"" '>aid "lt''i going 10 make thing' ll littk a request that the comm1ss1on exam- t1ghtcr for mr hut I think I lJ n \till make 11 ·· -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-Femman. on the other hand, rccc1 .. ed S500 from ~getstrum and $400 trom the· Segcr<;trom-ownl·d South ( oast Pln1a. He also took SI 2)0 lrnm ~1veroaks Management llf Newport Beach and S200 from Gla'>go~ His largest con1n bu11on 1\ $5.000 from Councilman Orv ·\mhurg,n 's campaign fund . Retired busincs~man Charle!> Markel raised $5, 100 for h1\ ran" Kl·ep1ng true to his campaign pledge 10 accept no more than $200 from an)' 1nd1v1dual or husiness. his money came from more than 45 donors. Seger'itrom accounted for $200 of the total low-gro"1h advocate Scott W1ll1ams. an attorne~. has collected Sl .950 tor his first council run Wal Iiams loaned h1msclf.S500. which If> larger than an) of his donations. Mary Hom buckle. the only incumbent seeking re-elecuon. ra1sro Just le~s than S2.000 for the race. She recc1 ved S2 50 from Thomas Santley. a Segerstrom official, and S250 from the manager of South Coast Pl~ Sandy Genis. al so running on the slow-growth slate. ra1 S<'d S 1.284 Her supporters include Rus~ll Burkett. who lead the countyw1de battle for Measure A. which would have linked developments to traffic improvements. The measure fa1ied in June. Jay Humphrey, the third candidate on the slow--vowth panel. has raised S529 in his race and reports a debt of S570. Massive Discounts Storewide • •• Community act1 v1st Jan Kausen collected $360 and ha<; S 114 on hand. Dan Wonhington. the final candidate. did not report an) donations. One ofWorth1ngton'scampa1gn promises was to fund his own campaign, and keep the cost below $2,000 Dally Piiot OeflYefJ It Querenteed e e Rolls e Oriental Rugs Area Rugs e Remnants e Flooring, etc. ''Pure Wool Pile. 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Al Literacy student repaying eqniHiunity By KATY BOUCHER Of .. .,.., ......... Mary Rogers knew after she graduated from college she wanted to work 1n a library. With a lot of effort and determination, the Costa Mesa woman landed a clerical position at the Balboa branch of the Newport Beach Public Library. However, shefeltshe wanted to do more thanJust put in 40 hours a wcclt ar a job. "I saw a notict on the bulleun board from the Literacy Volunteers of America, askina volunteers to teach adults in basic rcadina,'' she said:"r-d been thinking about volunteer work for the last two years. I'd graduated fro m UCI, where I obtained my bachelor's degree in an history. Smee that time, I took fun classes like sailing, ballroom dancing, aerobics. and thought it was time to give something back." The Literacy Volunteers program is centered at the Newport Center branch of the library. Rogers said it is a worldwide program and fairly new to Orange County. Carol Hazelwood. president of the Newport-Mesa Literacy Volunteers, said the program was founded in 1962 by Ruth Colvin from Syracuse, N.Y. "Syracuse 1s our national headquarters, and we have a state office in Berkeley:· she said. There are seven affiliates in Orange County: Placentia. Anaheim. Orange, Buena Park. Fullerton. Huntington Beach and Newport- Mesa. Ironically. Adriana Tedesco. who moved here from Argentina and 1s a frequent v1S1tor to the library wi th her children. felt she, too, would like to &ivc something to "this wonderful library and ats community." Tedesco's goal was to teach conversational Spanish Wub the help ofuteracy Volunteers and the library, Roten was au.ped to tutor Tedesco. 'Tm not a teach« and have no credentials ·· Roten said. "I took a series of workshops provided by' LVA for about a month." Roaers sa.ad Tedesco was more tnan w1lhng to learn. In fact, she helped acnerate a lot of the exerc1~s. ''Adnana presented me with a hst of words she wanted to learn how to pronounce and define ," Rogers said ... We take five words a1 a time, define, then make up several sentences using the words. "I ch pout newspaper and magazine articles," Rogers said. ··Together we take turns reading paragraphs. I may read aloud. then Adnana will. We also play word gamcs- mucb hke Scrapble." Rogers said she was amaied at the many people who ha ve trouble readmg, but won't come forward to learn because of sheer embarrassment. "It's usually the people from 011\L-r countries who don't have that 'ego problem· and are w11Jang to learn.'' Rogers said. Tutonng 1s done in homes or li braries. or wherever a student feels comfortable And begm111ng Oct 13. Tedesco v.111 share her knowledge and teach a class in con versat1onal Spanish O.{l Thursday evenings She satd she as an~ous to share her knowledge of Spantsh with the people 1n Balboa "My kids are enJO)'tng v.ondcrful act1vittcs for children lake stof) times and parties," Tedesco sa1d. "They love the hbraf) -like me For us. 11 is a warm place where there as alwa}s somebod) read > to hefp. to anyone in the community -free of charge. However. she had one problem. She needed help Delly ........... ~ Lee...,... "Ever since I first became acquainted with the Balboa branch hbraf} I wanted to do something for the hbraf) and community in return," she" said. ''Because of that I will work there teaching Spanish 10 C"veryone w o needs it." understand mg some English words and phrases, as well as Mary R,en• literacy •tudent. Adriana a little l'telp with basic reading. Tedet1eo right), la ll•lng her lmpro•ed EJllli•h aklll• to teach a con•eraatlonal Spanl•hclua .. Two die in Irvine accident By GREG KLERKX °' .. .,.., ......... Two motorists were ltilled early Saturday morning when they were thrown from separate vehicles af\er a hiJl:l-specd collision in Irvine, police said. At 12:43 a.m. Irvi ne and Santa Ana police and 6range County fire- fighters were called to the corner of Barranql Parkway and Red Hill Avenue, said Irvine Police Sgt. Scott Cade. According to wunesscs, a 1988 Nissan Maxima dnven by Jeffrey Dean Watt. 23.a Marineat the MCAS Tustin, was traveling west on Barran-ca in excess of 80 mph. Watt's vehicle failed to stop at a red light at the intersection of Barranca and Red Hill and broadsided a 1975 Bu1clc LeSabre driven northbound on Red Hall b) Eric Ross Bosley, 19. of Yorba L1 nda. The impact spun both cars across the intersection. Cade said. When the vehicles Jumped the curb. both dnv- ers' doors opened and Watt and Bosley were ejected. Watt was trapped beneath both vehicles and was pronounced dead at the scene. Bosley was thrown about 70 feet and was also pronounced dead at the scene. Neither victim was wearing a seatbelt, Cade said. A passenger 1n Watt's vehi cle. Jeffrey Windholz. 21. also a Marine at the Tustin base, was trapped 1n the ve hicle and was later freed by fire- fighters, Cade said. He was trans- QOned by helicopter to UCI Medical Center where he was in 1ntens1ve care with a broken leg. lacerations and internal injuries. hospital officials said. Windholz was weanng a seatbelt at the time of the accident. Cade said. Pint-sized Popeye Three-year-old Jonatlaan Hayter of Yorba Linda teema ready to bop aboard one of the 50 catamarana beaclaed at Balboa u they ~ . prepare to met ...U ln the Hobie Cat Regatta. Tbe regatta, a fa•orlte on many nonce ...Uon, 1rlll contlnae today. - States Ne•• Servitt WASHI NGTON -Here arc the" \Otes of senators and local reprtsentauves on maJor lcg1slat1on 1n Congress last week . A "Y" means the member voted for the measure. an ··N" means the member voted against the measure. an .. ._" means the member did not vote. The Senate ________ A_,._ri_e11_ ltural a ro rialioa;.;;;..;;..1 __________ --~ The Senate approved. 90-4. a conference repon to appropnate $46.6 b1lhon for rural development. the Agncuhure Department and related agencies fort he 1989 fiscal \Car (HR 4 784 I -Cranston(D>-Y • W1lson(R)-Y The House Welfare reform The House approved. 347-53. a conference report to appropriate $3.3 b1lhon to the Family Support Act. legislation designed to reform the nation's welfare program. The act requires some reC1pientsof Aid to Families w11h Dependent Children to be employed, in job training programs or m school. (HR 1790) Badham (R)-A Danncmeyer (R)- Doman CR)-Y Lungren (R}-~ Packard <R>-Y Tutlles The House approved. 272-1 5? the president'!. veto of the TeAUle and -\pparel Trade bill. The measure souJ.ht to address lDJunes -caused b) increased imports - to the texule and apparel tndustnes. (HR 1154) Badham (R )-N Dannemejer<R>- Doman (R>-N Lungren (R)-N PacK:ard (R)-N Defeue appropriatlou The House approved. 327-77. a conference repon 10 appropriate S282.4 btlhon to the Defense Department m the 1989 liSC'al ~~r <HR 478 1) Bad ham (R )-A Danncme\er (R)-) Doman (R>-Y Lungren (R )-~ Packard (R>-Y Foreign lntertsl The House appro' ed. 150-170. lcgisl auon requmng that the federal govern meet begin making an tn\ en ton of all fore1gn-o\\<-ned propert~ in the na11on CHR 541 0l Badham (R I-~ Danneme\er (R )-:\ Dornan <R>-N Lungren <R>-' Packard (R~l\ Gay bashing a growing epidemic in nation By MICHAEL FLEEMAN ._..._.,... ....... It happened in a violent flash. as James and a friend were walking up steep, dark stairs toward a aar bar in Laguna Beach afier a midnight wal k along the beach. Two young men w11h close- cropped hair sudden!) attacked them from behind. Yelling, "You're going to die. faggot... they bludgeoned James with a blunt object th at struck his head wtth the force ofa lead pipe. The attack lasted onl y seconds. When police amved. James -who asked that his last name not be used -was dazed and bloodied. Several of his tetth were knocked out. Has lefi eye was so badly damaged that doctors had to remove tt. Hts fnend onl y suffered minor 1nJunes. "Emotionally. I think it would he a lot easier to accept af they were JUSt trying to rob me." said James. 45, sitting in his Irvine apartment recent- ly, a 6lack eye patch covcnng his lef\ eye ... This 1s different. This 1s against me as a person. It's someth ina 1 live with every minute, every second." The attack was the third last summer on gays m Laguna Beach. It startled communtty leaders and prompted a mcetmg between ci ty officials and the police department. But p y activists. police and crime victim counselors say Laguna lkacn is not alone. From San Francisco to New York. reports of crimes taraeted at gays have increased dramatically m 1he last four years, up 300 pcrttnt by one cst1ma1c. an what p y leaders stt as a violent reaction to the AID cnll~ Commonly called "py bash1na:· the repons ranae from late-night beltinas and slurs yelled at p)'S on streets, to more subtle acts, such as a move in one community to rtmovc homosexuals &om a •human n&hts ordinance. llY l(tiVtStJ II)' The incidents have ansemi. sad· dcned and frustrated the gay com- mun1t~. st11l figh ting for 11s life agams1 the AIDS virus. Police and ga~ le.a~ers have JOtned forces an some c1t1es to stop the problem. But act1 v1sts say the attacks will continue as long as the AIDS ep1dem1c breeds hostility rather than compassion. "I'm not sure that people hate us any more than the> ever did. but 1t's certainly easier now to e'prcss that hate." said ga) acll v1st John Fall. a spokesman for the grQup ACT UPLA. An audll by the National Gay and Lesbian Task Fofcc in Washington shows repofts of ga) cnmes and harassment have more than tripled in thrtt years. from 2.042 cases in 1985 to 7 ,008 cases last )car. Centers that c.ounsel gay-bashing victims in Los Angeles. San Francisco and New York also report record numbers of cases. Police in New York report fewer overall attacks than ga) activists, but also show the attacks about tripling in recent years. One arta well acquainted with ga) bashing is West Hollywood. where gay bars. clubs. restaurants and other businesses catenng spec1fkally to homosexuals line Santa Monaca Boulevard. On Friday and Saturda)' n'lhts. p y men walk the sidewalks frOfTI blr 10 bar as youna men from the suburbs cruise the boulevard. calltng the p)>s names. City officials say the heck.lint 1s on the nse. someth1na they con tder a danttrous trend becaux tM V'ttbal barbs of\cn tead to v1olcncc. A July 2 attack was typ1cal, poli« Sltd. Al about 2 a.m .• t-o ~verty Hills men wete beaten. one of lhtm also cu1 by a broftn beef bonle, by two men cnuant the boulevard 1n a picku~ pohc:ie Mid. Tht anedtm yeUecl ••f.., •••they beal * men, policit •id. Pola ind llY activitts •id It II even more dang_erous m nearby S1her Lake. about fhe males north of do" nt o" n Los ~ngeles. where ga) s who frequent the area's bars and busmessc must share the streets wtth dcadl> )Outh gangs. The hars themselves are often targets of \ andals. who smash win- dows and spra) paint anti-ga) . cp11hets on the outside walls and cars in the parlt.1ng lot!I ")'ou·\c got gang members there wbo arc \Ct) macho. and this is bow they e'\prcss 1t." said Squiers. Some11mes. the targets of ga} bashing tn to fi&ht · back. Duke Crestfield of n Francisco. where P Y bashing repons are at record le,els. said that one n1gh1 last Jul) he to rcco,er Cnme \lct1m counselors sa) that ga)'-bashing cases. lake other hate cnmes. lea\e the '1ct1ms w1th emouona l scars "Man} feel anger. man~ go through depression. an\lct\, senous sleep disorders. eaung d1.sorders. 1nab1lit)' to focus on the JOb." said Da vid Wenhc1mer. e'\e-cuta\ c director oft he Ga" and le b1an .\n11-\'1olence Pro- jeci in Nev. Yori.. t'1t~ "The~ also face questions abou t thei r 0" n 1dent- it). questions about their sc'\ual onentat1on and the goodness of that.·· In James' case. thd une 19attack m Laguna Bncll lcft tum "omed about the future His redured e)es1ght makesh1mafra1d todmeat n1&htand 8J'CS htm headaches at the office He ''AIDS i s perceived to be a gay disease. And asitmovesoutoftheaaycommunlty ... It ha• generated a lot o£feellng• of anger and hosUllty. '' Laguna Beach Councilman Robert Gentry had had enough of the taunts shouted from the tour buses When a group of men staned rclltna from an open-air bus. c~st field and a fncnd called poliet and tntd to stop the bu Crntfield's fncnd stood 1n front o( the bus. and Crcstfield aot on bo3rd. Moments lattr. a half doun of the ndn'5 started a1tack1na him. The) • thttW ham to the tloor. JWn4'hcd tum, HNlbcid h1 ~ and c' cntuall) <tumptd him of'f'the bu he said .. You knoVt', )OU hear pcopl<' )'tll· i111 lh•• kind ofthtn& <111 thr time. and I Just wasn't 1<>1na to put up ~ith tl •• bel&id. For many vitttm tt t'ln~t th.at taS womes about how he can continue to take cart of his school-age child he raises alone Ga> act1,•1sts iay that "'OS. ..,h1ch stnkes alm05t ~cfus1,·el) at p)S and intravenous dNJ users. is rnpons1blc for the upsufF m P > b&sluna. The sa" -'IDS botb motivate and v1nd1· caies P> bashcrs 1 ··"1os 1s ptrce,,'td ti be a P> dascuc Aodasnmolfcsoutofthefl~ rommun1t into other commun1ttn,_ 1t ha ~rated a lot of fttln'IS-Of anatr and ho ttht>:· said ~na Bc~h C'ounctlman Roben C~ftU'')'. .. ho t\ tht onl)· optnl) P> elected offiaal 1n Orantt Count~ Thnt emouons wt~ c~r Sq>t. l •hen a to,..n m~ttna with p ltaclSft 1n Garden Gro'e b) con~nat1\c 11on denied ha,tn_g amth1ng to do Rep. Bob Doman detenorated into a wtth the flier Officials ne ver d1!1· shouting match. "llh the Repubhc.'an C'overcd hov. 1t got stapled to the" congressman-'.S----llo-i-f.c. Sal he. ) ell ing. n<'wsletter "Shut up. fag." to a gl) ac11' 1s1 "People are ti') 1ng to put us back in Later, Mrs. Doman emotaonall} our place." said lester Olmstead· apologized and ~1d the remark came Rose. spokesman for San-Francisco's out of anger be-cauSC' one ot her Community United '\prnst Vaol- brothcrs was d) ang trom -\ID enC'e. "h's an attempt tn a crude wa) Ho-...ever. the bro ther Richard to make u go ba It. to what we used to Hansen. 51. of San Die o latC"r de nied be. v. h1ch was closeted and quiet and he 1sga} and has -\ID ne,er talking abou1 OW'5Clvcs That. Dornan. "ho at the tame of ihc of cou~ 1s so mething v.h1ch wt tnctdcnt said he v.a surpnsed b~ hi s C'annot do and "tll not do .. v.1fc's statement'' abQut her brother. Ga) actn 1 ts -"tary but united sttll hold~ a~anti..ga' stance HC' from bltthng <\ID -sa) the-) are rrfers 10 ga~ ~ "Sodom11es" and \tn .. mg back at ga~ bashers. ta .. mg opposes ant1-d1scnnu('la11on leg1 · the f lght to the trttts and the courts lauon Progre • the' SI\. ts being made Ga\ act1\ ists SI\ Doman and Proscci.11ors. for cumple. now otheri art promouni a mor<' subtle ha"e a new ~apon 1n p y-bashtna form of <\ID 1nsp1red ga bashing c-ascs. A. 198 lav. adds felon) cha~· The' sa)' the tv.o <\IDS mttta11,es m case ~here a person's c1vtl nghts on Ca(1fom1a's o"ember ballot. for a~ abused bccau~ of their sellual instance. smack of p ) bashing prcfertnC'C, ancesll). ~lt11on or race. Propos1uon 102 v.ould eltm1n1tc "nd tn West Hollywood.. wh1cb bas confidcn11al AIDS-anubod~ 1esung a large P) con tuuency and PY and v.-ould allow emplO)Cl'S and el«ted official , the recent me m health 1n urcrs 10 ust the test to hcd:hng qu1ckl)' prompted a meetins screen wor\ccrs and customen Prop-bc1wttn C1ty and shcnffs dqlanmcnt o iuon 96 would allow courts to order offic1ab. testing wnhout consent of people hrnfl's dcputtcs there 1ndudc accused of etru1n crimes and would antt·P>' aspecu of a cnme 1n arrest allov. d1sielosurt of test mults on a rcpon so proSC<'UtOrs can 1Cet hmued basi\. ha~hu penalties. Otputtcs aleo ~ Ma_ny .&a).' act1v1m !>CC the Wlth a local p orpntiauon that proposals' 1olat1ons of c1v1I n&ht . o~tcs a hotline In ano1her 1nsiancc. of v.hat P > .. Thec1t 1 sendinaac:k.ar~ '· act1v1 ts call p ) t.st11f\&, a newl>-that we·rc not aoma to tokraat this. formed s:roup 1n lrv111e. is wort1na to We'rcaoinato~teyouifyoudo remove homotCAuals from -tee-tha ... aid cm •pc>kcs~oman Helen tton b) the Cltfs human r~\S Goss. . ordinance that lOOk effttt tn :WI~ But Gentry notes that no maaer 4'nd a tud10 fY. homc(>"-'-ncrs • hau: •~ taken on the loql IC'¥el assonauon neWSkttcr matted 10 ft'St-; w ~ms won'\ ao::.:; •iii tllr dcn\l last summcT was mystrriOully &al'ltf ltMCS lft ._ He attached to a fl)'U \Nt u~ tttidcftu PfopolCS mOft AIDS ed 10llM ..S to rid tht communtl} ol .. homoea· • 111~ anttodilcrim.....,. llwa. ual transvestites ·-And tOcia1 lid!· .. Tk IDS cpidcm1C sSS111 nlJ Mtllf'9UP&... ,.. u.c f'wetO( ............. a.;; nit udloC1t ResidtfttsAaoa. -~-~..._., ..... _,.,. •• - M e>r.,.. CoMt DAILY PILOT/ Sunday, October 9, 1Me Discovery takes pigaybaek ride bacK:to Kennedy SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) - The ~ shuttle Discovery headed ti.ck IO Florida on Saturday atop its jumbo jet transs><>n, five days after completina America's fant manned ll*'C mission since the ChallengeT UWJdy. About 2SO spectators gathered at K.eUy Air Force Bue in San Antonio, with 1everal hundred mo~ along roeds adjacent to the base, to watch the aburiJe..jet combination land for, refiaelin&at 11:15 a.m. PDT. NASA's modified Boeina 747 took of!' from E.dwards Air Force pa.st in California's Mojave Desert at 7:54 a.m. PDT. S&Jd Nancy Lovato, spokeswoman for the National Aero- nautics and Space Administration. .. It was a fitting finish to a super mission," Lovato said ... It was the prettiest take-off from (Edwards) that I've ever seen. And I've seen them all. It was as ~ful as the landin1-" The flight from E.dwards to San Antonio was uneventful, said Joe AJgranti, pilot of the 747. ··we had ~I ~ weather all the way, with a little bit of tail wind," he said. "We arc alad to be back in business." Discovery and its five-man crew landed on the hard clay Roten Ory Lake bed at Edwards last Monday, four days after its launch from Cape Canaveral, Fla. Mo~ than ..00,000 people came to cheer the retumina astronauts. It was the first shuttle niaht since Challenger blew up durina liftoff on Jan. 28, 1986, killing all seven crew members. The hi.ghJight of Discovery's fliaht was the successful deployment ol' a SlOO million Trackina and Data Relay communications satellite, a twin of a satemte des1r0yed aboard Challenecr. The next abuttk mission will be flown by Atlantis, which will carry a classified Defense Depertment pay- load when it is launched Nov. 17. Discovery's next fliaht. scheduled for Feb. 18, wiU deploy another TORS satellite for NASA com- munications. When Discovery landed in Cali- fornia. fePC)ners asked Richard Truly, NASA's &SIOCiate adminis- trator for si-ce fl.i&ht, if the shuttle and its jet carrier cOu.ld take a more circuitous route to Aorida so it could be seen by m~ Americans. "I wish we could nr, it around, but that's not its purpose, • Truly replied. Task force seeks link ill ser-ial killings SAN DIEGO (AP) -Wendy Lee Coffield's strangled body was -found dumped in the Green River south of Seattle in 1982. This year. the scattered remains of Peri Suzette Fanner we~ found in rural San Diego · C.ounty. • for the murders of 40 women in Washington and Oregon. On Sept. 27, a San Diego County Sheri1rs Dcpanmcnt spokesperson said the department had identified Farmer, 22. aod that her death wu being investigated by a l~member task force formed to investigate the killings and any possible link to the Green River case. to June l 98S, whose bodies were dumped throuahout the county and whose murders seem to fit the pattern of the Green River killinp. Lt. Bill Baxter head of the San Die10 Sheriff's Deputment bonucide unit, bas said up to a dozen cases may be related. "It's a PoSSibility, .. Baxter said this summer. "I wouldn't say it's remote. But it hasn't riten to a conclusive statement that there's a linJcaae."· San Diego sheriffs spokeswoman Sst. Liz Foster said two men arrested in connection with attacks on prosti- tutes a~ being investigated . Similarities exist among the cases: -Most victims we~ strangled, bad bacqrounds in prostitution or drug use and we~ transients. • GovemorseeD private .support for ride sharing BJ fte A.111e:le ... Pnlt SACRAMENTO -In bis third radio speech on traffi~ co.-tion 'n six weekl. Gov. ~ Deubnejian urae<t buliness lobbyu\t him to do to tomethi~ about pidlock to "do its part.·: Deukmejian said compuiea sbouJd develop incentives and educational ~· to encouf'llO employees to car pool or ride public t.ransoortadon to work. He s~ted businesta tell bus PIMet at work, pve preferential or dilCOunted perk.in& to people who share rides and allow car pnblina worken to use c:orpora&e vehiclet iri em=· . "Saaletridewe ban neady 13 million people 1n the workfOtce," De ·ian llid in bis weekly radio address ... lfwe could ,etjuat a 10th of that IO car or van poolJ.. ~ would see a dramatic reduction in conaestio~ ... Today l am callina us><>n ~fomia employers to take a mo~ active role tn work.Ina with state and local aovemment to reduce aridlock and smoa." he said. 'V S~ of qaa.te. lllt. near Sierra Ne n a LITTLE LAKE -A swarm of earthQuakes hit the southeast edie of the Sierra Nevada Saturday, rattJina some build.inas but no damqe was reponed, authorities said. '!It shook aome of the little boUteS a bit But l was in this cement buildina. and it didn't shake nothina in he~." 5'.id Kevin L)'ller1 a truck driver who was at the Little Lake Hotel. The sbarpest iolt measured 4.1 on the Richter scale at 2: 1 • p.m., about 12 miles northeast of Little Lake, II.id Rohen Finn, a spokesman at the California lnatitute of Technolou in Pasadena. Little Lake ii a community on U.S. 39S in southwestern -Joyo County near the China Lake Nval weapons station, about I 2S miles north of Los Anaeles. That temblor was followed by "a couple dozen" more, Finn II.id, with the most intense f'elisterina 3.4-mapitude tremor at 2:26 p.m. Finn II.id the area is known for "fairly intense swarms of earthquakes.·· Hollywood Democrat. hit the r oad LOS ANGELES -Hollywood celebrities be&an barnstonnin&_ three Western states Saturday aboard the "Star-Spangled Caravan" in an etron to register Democratic voters for next month's presidential election. The celebrities caused a fuss as they assembled for a news conf~nce in the United Airlines Terminal at Los Anaeles International Airport. "It's not just at,. of wind up there," actor Lloyd Bridles said of Democratic presidential nommee Michael Dukakis. "When he talks about the issues, you know he has the people at bean." Travelers stood on chairs and strained to sec Bridges, Bruce Willis, Rob Lowe, Mora.an Fairchild,· Joanna Kerns. Justine Bateman, John Laroquette, Le Var Bunon, Howard Hesseman, Robert Walden, Moon bppa, Roben Downey Jr., Robert Foxworth, ~if Garrett, Jimmy Smits. Michael Gross, Teri Austin and others. - Ez-officer Jield for bam1ng pol ice stat1on Some 1 700 miles and six _years 1ep11ates ibe slayings. but task forces in Wuhington and California arc trying to detennine whether an elusive murderer's path can be tra~ between them -a path marked by up ___ ,.,,o 56 other deaths and disap- P<>licc-~ the disappearances of eight others in Washington and Ofegon on the same k.i11er, who preyed mostl).' on prostitutes and transients until the slayings appeared to end in March 1984. "The lead detectives in tfiis case believe the Green River killer is ress><>nsible for some of the killinas in San Diqo," a Green River Task Force detective told Tb~ San Diego Union newspaper in Auaust. -Most of the Seattle victims were found near an area called Pacific ffiabway South, which is dotted with motels and bars p(>J>Ular with erosti- tutes. Most of the San Dicgo victims we~ found near or alona El ~on Boulevard, an area much like the Seattle strip. MORAGA -The community of Moraga was stunned Saturday over the b~'41'10n arrest of a former aty po1icc serseant after a fire in town ·sonly P.:llice station. The ln'e$t Friday of 36-year'"()fd Paul A. Lanzarotti left Town ~r Gary C. Owe .. very distressed" and puzzled, the adminstrator said. lanzarotti wu taken to the Contra Costa County jail in Maninez. and bail was set at S2SO,OOO. The early-mominafi~ the same day drew a score offi~fi&hters to the Rheem Boulevard blue, where damage was set at $45,000. Morap Police Cb.iefBob HU&hes said siansof a flammable substance were found in the areas that sustainecf the wont damaae, indicating the two-alarm fi~ was deliberately torched. Hushes said much of what was on the shelves in the evidence room was damaaed. Hushes gave no immediite indication of a motive in the arson, or why l.anzarotti was arrested. Ctiase said lanzarotti quit the department about eipt months qo, explaining that he wanted to "look for a new career.'' PoSSibly 10 construction. . ' ~~ 16, was the first victim linked to the so-called Green River serial killer. who is officially blamed The San Diego task force is looking into the deaths of women, dating back PalID Springs residents retuni hom.e after toxic fire Homeleu lilt the road l n charity run PALM SPRINGS (AP) -Several hundred people were evacuated from their homes and the airpon was closed when a fire in a swimming pool company spewed an irritating chlorine cloud. authorities said. There we~ no serious injuries but three emergency workers were ad- mitted to Desen Hospital because of chlorine inhalation during the Friday night fire. police Sgt. Tom Banon said Saturday. The fire at Ocean Pool Man broke out about 5:30 p.m. Friday. and residents were asked to leave a one- square-mile area, including Palm Springs Regional Airpon. Commercial and private flights were divened to Ontario Airpon, some SO miles to the west Outgoina flights we~ canceled and the airpon was evacuated, said city spokeswoman Barbara Erdman. The exact number of evacu,ecs was not detenniDed. but I SO went to an evacuati0n c:eD1er at Raymond Cree Junior Hiab School. Banon said people were allowed to ~tum home about 9:30 p.m. Several people complained of CALIFORNIA 12612 P.O. BOX 102 BALBOA ISLAND, Oetobef4, 1988 of SPON , h City counett at the City Dear Members and Friends hearing by the f'iteWpOrt eeac the latt n.ertng on an on Monday. ~:e;~ ~~~h:1~~~1~1:.Be:C,r Chot~::;;;:V~~=:.-~ =~.;;~ council cham""" · date tor NewPOrt ac · ~ (ttR) before,,_ Important General Pr!:,~: on the Environmental Impact -f It The City needed to be eur• t~b of answers to our com thl update We uk.., or · tt hat done a phenomef\ ,.., In any case. we're glad !:;'c%~::~an ~ads can h:n:: ~~ ce!~~;~ to help Mt good plant for our weren't planning more eeded to do this update an ttlng together the data n pu hborhoods. his update and Its ramifications. n9'Q hborhoodS are particularly affected by t ILL l5~ SPEAKING TO THESE ISSUES. :~~OME ANO SUPPt>RT RESIDENTS WHO W ..... c ON THE EASTERN EDGE Of NEWPORT E HARBOR VIEW ARCI""> It ls prot>Mlm· It Is too • SPYGLASS HILLS ANO ALL TH I being proposed IS not a solution. ,,!,. of the same u1n Hills Corridor as It Is present Yd our environment. It will encour~ lhould be tcaled ~~e ;n~t~ac~stly, both to our P~:~~~~r~~c we need to av~~· Th~~~~~t Its tmpects. The Cl~f u~balancdet~~Cl~~o~~~~ ~~!~ricing with the :,~:1: :an J~quln Hlll•t R::'F::'~~ty down an I i al Resolution for no ed theM connection• o llshecs should stand by It's ior ~;he County has not so far d9'et d Fee Program until this ls accomP · Ford Road. ANO.ts nc the Joint Powers Agreement an should withdraw rom GHBORHOOD Ther Is a controversy over • NEWPORT HEIGHTS NEI . Mlle by a coastal bluff. e this bluff edge. the Newport Heights 1s ~par~~!ti~~:,;~~~e~!ep what~• :~tyo~'!'~~':t~~~:~~,8!:0area by setting the Increasing dens1t1es a ong to preserve the tow e residents want, and we concur, follow.no policies· al the south of Cllff Drive: -10 000 square too~ lot deslgnatlo~sH~~ •. · ubd1v1s1ons 1n N9WPO .;> -No new res -«>COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS t~(FAR wlllt-~ • ALL NEIGHBORHOODS AOJACE~T mercial lnt~sltlel were for .S fl=~:-.: «oded Into pt>sats tor limiting com tooteoe since then. "" .tnc a s>totec' The staff's original pro tructures Included In the square accordlno to the amount of tr end the~ abOve gr=~~~~:i1es bated on pollcieS ,;::~~ 1n theMvatl•'lon~= Att• .-no ell some Iner In our view the amounl oft bOthOOd to uncMrttand r wNch .ould .-OW =·~~"'i:;;:",,!:,~.::;r:~..:-~~~~rlp the data. we "'"' ap1 Any lnCt...., ..--oOo uer• teet) 01..... ·bO/hOOdl for ~ltolt'°) ;:t ~=~our i-1p r1tewer• ~"'~ ~:' .;_,a~f\aract«ltttc:e of~· rat•(,.. be needed to take Into _.... · edjustrnents m•Y • ooos ' te>odat• cltlel and the Air • ALL NEIGHBORH . City TMr• ls a big move atoo~~o cut cornmut« trafftc by 11e1e1 should be Mt tor our · traffic W• lhOUld l8t a.,.....-, to maint-"' the = ~~t Olstrlet to cut c~r:: to do t'ne .. ,,,.. Thlt wo:'\d = :.'*' tM Clty. that 11, no 20'le ;t more and .. ~~~::'!: to ttk* with our or~~=·,~~':n~ ••~at the Btt9tol e0trl<Sor • ct\8f11Ctlf ot our,_,. rtenal• and no mor• g<ede .-Par mor• than & tanes on a I lont '*'lnO IU Clty't • Fl NALLY ment some courtt have Wtltten op 70 cont•nue the-°"' thet .,.. TheG«*1•1 P~~I~ :!':'~'~~to t>e~ec~~;:'= !·r:: 1 p'::. emcih_._.,ed °'*' "~tltut on. ~neU thould cSeY91op more r.. ,........ beQUI'· T=',,._ up-,o-dlt• City po11ctes. p EMPHASIZE Tt4E IMPORTANCE OF ~· THIS MEETING WILL HEL YOUR A TTENGNOSAONUC~DA ~ONG-RANGE PLANS. OEVELOPI Ver/ Truty Y ourt, &PON SteetlnO commltt.. 75&-8277 _1,.1 Offleert: Karl lftd $ally H~!~ Pr-OQ Let'I~ ~ Jean Witt &73·81M ·~ breathing difficulty and eye irritaton, but none were hospitalized, Banon said. .. I could smell the chlorine in the air. It made my nose burn and it pve me a sliaht headache," said Hazel Recd . "When m y chest staned huning. that's when I decided to leave my home.'' aid Donna Winters. LOS ANGELES -Mayor Tom Bradley fired the stanina aun in Saturday's second annual ''Run for the Homeless" and sent about 1,.SOO . runners, including 170 Skid Row ~sidents. racing toward the tape in .S-and 1 ~ kilometer runs at Griffith Park. Terrance Lafoe, 36 took home SI SO cash and a medal for bis fim-place finish in the special Skid Row division, 6nish:in1 ~ S-lcilometer race in l 9:.S3. Other awards we~ presented in aae and sex divisions, but the cash awards went only to top runners in the Skid Row division, race officials said. Prizes ranged from $20 to SI SO for the top 10 individual runners. Coup_le uses sympathy f o;r homeless to make a profit DEAR ANN LANDERS: The Alli LMIEIS enclosed anicle ap- peared in the Stock- ton Record. I believe this s tory. by Michael Fitzgerald. deserves as much coverage as possible. I hope you will print it in your column, Ann. -JOE D. THE BUSINESS OF BEGGING~ PHONY COUPLE RAKE JN CASH MESA. Ariz. -For most people, homelessness is bell. For Bnan and Lisa, it's a hell of a business. Almost every day, Bnan Bomprden and Lisa Aranowski stand on Main Street in Mesa, a suburb of Phoenix. Brian holds a sign reading., .. Will Work For Food." With v1_sjbly prqnant Lisa by hls side, Bomprdcn is the pictu~ of the 1980s down-and-outer. "There arc a lot ~fpeople who need help," Bornprden said. "But we ain't it.' Brian and Lisa a~n 't homeless. They are con artists. On their first day they _took In $480. They say they make between $400 and S600 a day routinely. The pair came to Phoenix from Rockford. Ill., four months ago. Lisa was a linaerie dancer who worked in strip joints. Brian worked in a tattoo parlor. At first they were truly homeless. they said. Then Brian made the sign and the results we~ astonishing. "It's better than American Express," he pinned. The couple get food, too. so much they don't know what to do with it. A Mesa police officer said their scam is legal. .. lfhe is soliciting work there is nothina we can do. If people give him donations, that:s pu~ly up to them. If the sign said, "Give me money," he could be arrested for panderina but he is well within the law when he advertises for work." It would bea mistake to think tbatall paTihuntlersare cons. Many are truly needy. But as long as Brian and Lisa arc around, home is where the hus1lc is. So, dear reader•, lbt'• Wbt'• uppeetas lD Mesa, Art1. Meuwlillle, ta.ere are pleaty of llomelts1 OD tk 1treet1 of New York, C.lca10 ud Loa Aa1ele1, as well. WHW I lilelp ta.em'? Yea. Evea kaowlDg tlaat aome are phalea, I Ilsa.re ta.at I am better off tlilu tlley are. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: We raised our five kids by something we cut ou1 of your column 2S years ago. Every one of them turned out great and now they have kids of their own. Will you please play at again, Ann? As you can see, I really need a new copy. -MARTIN'S FERRY. OHIO. READERS. DEAR READERS: Yoa bet. 'naakl for askla1. I am the foundation of all business and the font of all pn»perity. I am the parent of aenius. I have laid the groundwork for ever) fortune in America. I must be loved before I can bestow my gttatcst blessings and achieve my greatest ends. Loved. I make life purposeful and fruitful. I can do more to advance a youth than has own parents. no matter how rich they are. Fools hate me. Wise men love me. l am represented in every loaf of bread that comes from the oven, in every train that crosses the continent, in every newspaper that comes off the press. I am the mother o( democracy. All progress springs from me. Who am I? I am Work. -FROM THE OHIO MASON. Setce•Mr 11 Ruby and Terry Bonner, Clemente, airt . . .. Mr. and Mrs. John Ohara, Dana Point. boy_ Mr. and Mrs. James McQarry, New- pon Beach, a.irt September 11 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott. Costa Mesa, boy San S..C.mhr 11 Mary and Thom•• BarillL Clemente. &irl Sa Sep~lt n Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shelly. New· s><>n Beach, &ir1 HOAG MEMOIUAL BOIPITAL ........ Mr. and Mrs. Uifford Cbatellier, Costa Mesa. boy lep!ember• Mr. and Mrs. Oeorte Lovio. Cosla Mesa. boy .......... Mr. and Mrs. Richard Molina, Hunt· iiwt0n Belch. boy ~r. and Mn. Hirofumi Kono, Hunt· i1111on Beach, boy Mr. 1nd Mrs.s.c' r!niels, Costa Mesa. sirt Mr. and Mrs. Richard HarrilOn, Irvine. ~rt Mr. Ud ~n. Roben McGowen, Founwp Valll')':boy ...... 11 Mr. and Mn. lradley Pietrowski. Irvine. boy Mr. and Mrs. Thoma Murpby, Irvine, lirt ~··•11 Mr. tlftd Mn. obcn lachner. New-pon Bracta.1Jrl Se9temlter11 Mr. and Mrs. William Ctpper. Hunt" inJtOn Beach, boy Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Stamper. Costa Mesa. boy Mr. and Mrs. Peter StrifTolino. San Juan C.pistrano, boy Mr. and Mrs. ~d Amini-Rad. Huntinaton Beach, airl ~rt• Mr. and Mn. David Lotan. Irvine. boy Mr .. and Mn. Marshall Thompson. Costa Mesa, air1 ~Mr15 ~~.prt mas Kilsby6 Hunt- ~r. and Mn. Rn Foster, Costa ~.,,.rs. Joeeph Ficmer, foun- tain Valley, boy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson, HunliftllOll lrach. ~ Mr. llld"Mn. J°'*'t ottert>ein. Costa ~.airl September 17 Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Espinosa, Balboa. boy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Campbell, San Juan Capistrano bol_ Mr. and Mrs.Jeffrey Fishbein, Irvine, boy Mr. and Mrs. Mario Mainero, Corona dcl Mar &irl · Mr. and Mn . Dorian Keyes. Irvine, . I t'lr. and M~ Douglas Rosa. Hunt· inaton Beach, airl S.C.mber ll Mr. a nd Mn. l\odncy Bradley, Ncw- pon Beach,&irl Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Blevins. Irvine. boy · September II Mr. and Mrs. David Kwak, Irvine. . I tlr. and Mf'l. Wayne Jcnninp, Irvine. a.irl Mr. afMI Mrs. Michael Powm, New- pon Beach. prl .......... Mr. and Mn. Craia Ductwonh. Irvine. 11rt Mr. and Mn. Jamct Hadm, Irvine. ft~. and Mn. Thomal Shly, HW.I• 11'&10ft Btach.11rt Or•noe Coat DAILY PILOTISundaY. Octobet •• ,... .. _. Dukakis says Bush using crime vict ims Presldentpresa~Senate IJ,,... Altedaled Presa quiet in recent weeks IS Republican father and brother, told hJS audience Reqan adm1n1nrauon. tbe lederal to a pp rove an tl-dr:a.g bill . . . . . Bulb struck apin and ••n at what Saturday at Bates Colleme in Lewis-prison system "has rranted ' Macblel Oukak,a~as temper nStna be said wu the Massachusetts gov-ton Mame .. I don't neccf any lectures thousands of furloups to dru& By TIM Aa.clelM Pren u be fe!=Alled vao nce •·~~t ... h15 emor's ••revolv~· ~r·• S:~ on from Mr. Bush on crime fi&htiq or pusbersanddruatraflickcn." WASKINGTON-J>l"e$ideotReqa.nwarnedConp"eMonSatwdaytbet own flmily.,.~led ~rte BUM! on weekend furlo s for rous on the sensitivity or: ~pessi<?n we • Duk.akis also ciled Bush'~ role m .. time 15 fast n.anruna out," and prcued the Senate to approve• Ho~ ~t~rday 01 ~eless u1e of cnme criminals, lashed k on Saturday. must extend to the V\Ctams of cnme.'' supponana a halfway house an Hous-anti-<trua bi1J before adjoummcfll Reapn. u he bas 1n 1everal other apeecbes ~·to win votes. Bush touled a Bush was ··~ploitina .~ huma.n "Un.like Mr. Bush, l'ye been a c~1cf ton, where one of the inmates left the dunna the put week.. wd be supporU the death penalty pr<?visi~n in the oolicelf~~~~"t'!'!"t bu~ ~ound uuec:ty fOT political ends, Du.k.akis executtveon the front hnesoffi~ttng house "and ra~ and murdered a measure. But in the Democratic response, Sen. Daniel Moynihan, D-N.Y., . him~ __.uac ... ""' t~ anot er issue, saia in a speech that aide$ saad he crime. Unlike Mr. Bush, who wdl not minister's wife. · . P.raued the Senate's ve11i9n IS the better lqillanon and arped the Houte-bill ~rial .be wu NllJUD& away from wrotebyhandthepreviousni&ht~ftcr take responsibility for anythina. I as He wauoined by bis 8S-year-0ld 'bas just too many extras." "The House bill bas many aooct and tOU&h bis runD1D1 mate. beina told of the Bush campe1gn's ctlief executive took full rcsponSJ· mother. Euterpe, who offered her provisions that cxpresa our national commitment to five 11mple burpowe,rfQI Bush defended Dan Quayle, his latest effons to win votes using the bility for that traaic Horton case and pwn impassioned co~menu. She words -those words are 'zero tolerance' and 'Just say. no,'" Reapo aid, choice for vice president. and said he ~of Willie Horton. . acted to chanat that policy, and Mr. accused Bush of .. ma~1na the tru.th. lifting the slopn from his wife Nancy's antt-<trua educatton campeip. While MS tired of ''erroneous reportina" Horton, a convicted murderer, Bush knows il" of trying to divide us, of suaestmg the House passed its version oftbe leaislation carber this month on a 37S-30 Uiat he wu tryina to distance himself failed to return from a Massachusetts "So let's look at the facts and stop that as the son ofimmiarants ~k.akis vote the measure has not yet come before the Senate. from the Indiana senator. fur1ouab in 1986 and in early 1987 thisshameless playi na of politics with "does not love the Ill& quite IS • Quaylewut.beonlyoneofthetoP. attacked a Maryland couple after thetrqedyofacnme." much," and ofbcina bc61nd letters B1 a.. t _., a.. b to,rvoft11a nt11 -~ fourcandidatesoft"tbecampaiantrail brakina into their house. Bush, Dukak.issaidhisfatherwasbcaten, sent to residents ofa Massachusetts 8Ca een •uCa• 'J' • .,, .--. ••r- S.twday and Uoyd Benuen. still accusi~ .Duk.ak.is of _''asto1;1n~ina ro~ and left bo~nd at• 77 and town. saying her brothers were com-CHICAGO-A bl.act teen-qer wtfo claimed she ~s raped by six white bukina {n the aJow of his apparent inse~tivaty" toward cnme vacums, ~at his brothe~ Stehan was killed by a munJs~. . men stood by her story Saturday and said she bas "evidence to beck it up," det.te victory over Quayle las described the attack at. l~nath <?D hat-and-rundnver. . Earher Sa.turday, m Washington, despiteaNewYorkgra°t'ury'sconclusionlhatsbemadethcwholcthinaup. Wednesday, satd. "I'm beainnina to Friday, and one oft~e v1~1ms, q1fT The Democrat also said that when Bush kept ~sown focus.on the law-"Thisisnoboax. Jt'sthe ytruth thatsomedon'twanttodealwitb. but I have wonder where is Dan Quayle. Did he Batnes, flew to Cahfom1a to ga~e. Ronald Reagan was governor of and-order issue. aocepong the en-to live with it," Tawana rawl•t"'· said during•a news conference. A dazed leave a forwardina addreSs when he caml»ilb speeches and make radJO California, a police officer and schoot dorsement csftbe bead of the nauonal Miss Brawley was found N<>t~. 8 in a prbqC ba& outside an apartment her 'left Omabat' ads for Bush. teacher were murdered by inmates on FratemaJ Order of Police. family had recently vacated an Wappmgers Falls, 15 miles north of New York Democrat Dukak.is, who had kept Duk.akis, citing crimes against his furlough. And he said that under the He made no menuon of Quayle. Cuy. Herbodywassmearcd wathdogfeoesand marked with racial epithets.On Thursday a grand jury tssued its report, which was based on a teven-month Town shocked by death of five teens mvcstigaoon of the tcen-agcr's story. The panel ~d at found no evi~oe that Miss Brawley 'bad been sexually assaulted. and said the teen-ager herself was responsible for the condtuon 1n which she was found after a four-<iay disappearance Last November. Savannah plant won 't reopened untll ufe PULASKI, Wis. (AP) -Crying was traveling at op to 70 mph. , sheared off the bottom of a utility a Tdh1·setadn7v~!fa~~~t ~f ~~o/ 7t~: WASHJNGTI»it -A troubled reactor at the Savannah River Plant wo'ii't children and bewildered neighbors The driver and his sister, who pole, plowed into the five girls on a resume producin& nuclear weapons material until engioeen arc sure longtime stared at chalk outlines, debris and was a passenger, were in critical sidewalk and struck a tree .. The victims, Woodward said. safety problems have been corrected, an Energy Dcpanment spokesman said a dangling utility pole Saturday at condition Saturday at two Green police chief said evidence indicates The dead girls were seventh· and Saturday. "I. think we ~ alJ ~isturbcd b~ what we have seen!·: ~id John the spot where five girls were killed Bay hospitals. PuJask.i, a village the car was out of control for about eighth-graders at Glenbrook Ahearne chairman of the Advisory Commmec for Nuclear Faohues Safety, when a speeding car jumped a witlf about 1,875 residents, is about 1,500 feet. Elementary School. School officials one oft~o Energy Department bodies investtgatinJ the sprawling facility near sidewalk and struck them. 15 miles no~hwest. of Green Bay in "Th!s must have hap~ned just are planning a memorial service at Aiken. S • .C. .Richard w. Starostecki. deputy assistant encl"I)' secretary for The teen-ase driver has diabetes, northeast W1scon s1n. incredibly fast fonhese-kids-notto-Pulaski High SChool on Tuesday. safety. beaJth and quality assurance, also has staned a new re~ew of events at and authorities were checking re-"It's _ going to tear us apan. get out of the way," Woodward and funerals wert scheduled for the Savannah River Plant, said department spokeswoman Chris Sankey. Plant ports that he may have suffered a EverybOdy's Just devastated. We said. Wednesday. • man.agers have been rocked over the ~ week by disclosure that up to 30 seizure before the accident Friday knew these little girls," said Gina He identified the victims as 13-Counselors and ministers ha ve significant mishaps occurred at the facihty overtbe pest three decades, and that ni&ht, said police Chief Reed WoOd, 43, who used to babysit one y?r-olds Brtnda H)'lok, La~ been working to help children and many bad not been reported to Wa.shioiton beadquaners or disclosed to the W-oodward. He said no alcohol was of the victims. Karcz, Jessica McKeef~ and Jodi friends of the victims deal with their pubhc. All three reactors at the plant.have been shut down since Auaust when involved. Witnesses said the car r.==W=a~·t=ne~s==ses==t=o=ld=a=u=th=o=n=· t=ies==th=e=car====Pr==o=ko~p~·~jlJl==d=N=i=co=l=e =W=a=t=1a=, =I =2·====gn=e=f=. ===================a=m==1s=ha=p=idled====th=e=P=·=R=ea=c=to=·r=. ==============================i Police book 40 abortion. protesters in Atlanta ATLANTA (AP)-Police arrested 40 abortion protesters Saturday at the end of a five-day "Siege of Atlanta" that landed more than 450 demon- strators in jail but it was not clear who if anyone. won. "they'll be back and we'll be here every day they are," predicted Police Maj . Kenneth Burnette. Police were crittcized for rough handling of demonstrators on lt\e first three days of the week's protests but used gentler tactics on the last two days. More than I. I 00 anti-abortion demonstrators have been jailed 1n Atlanta since • group called Oper- ation Rescue began picketing and block.in& entrances to abortion climes during the Democratic Nauonal Con- vention in July. 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We expec you'll discoveT that when you shop with the nearest thing to cash in hand, you'll not only drive a better bargain. you'll drive whatever you want. ·, " I efeatlng-:Pinoehet won't be easy task SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) -Opposition p&an.~te a "pod coaliuon aovemment" nellt face a strona cbalJense from the left and m pro-sovernment forces claimina a hidden victory 10 President Augusto Pinochet's defeat t<Jt's aoina to be very, very hard," Arturo Valenzuela, director of Latin American studies at Oeoraetown University in W.ashington, said in an interview Saturday. The coalition must realize that next year's open election "is not in the bag," said Valenzuela, a Chilean who came home to monitor last week's vote on PinocheL He said the coalition of 16 opposition parties from the center-right to Socialist left that campaigned for Pinochet's def.eat must avoid overconfidence. • Pinochet lost by more than 800,000 votes in Wednesday's yes-or-no referendum on whether to extend rus l S-year rule to 1997. AccordillJ. to the 1980 constitution, he remains j)f'HIClent for 16 more months. TM winner of elections s;>lanned for December 1989 is to assume power an March 1990. The opposition co'&lition's secretary-aen- cral, Genaro Arrigada, said he is not worried that the opposition will fall apart. despite the country's tradition for splittina into what Chileans call "the three thirds:" riaht center and left. Most previous presidential ciections had three miijor candidates, one from each camp. • . "If we are aoina to have three thirds, it's not important if there is respect and under- standin&," he said. But be said the coalition plans to pursue "a grand coalitiort aovernment" after pressing for constitutional changes to speed the election and Pinochet's departure from power. "There's a chore for each day," he said. "Rial'lt now, what we have to do is cbanee the constitution with the armed foroes." Pinochet. 72, wbo seized power in a 1973 coup, bas vowed to remai~ in office until his term runs out. The powerful army he com· mands has shown no willinsncss to barpin with politicians. Meanwhile, polioe said at least 19 people leavina a huge rally stqed by_ oppe>1itlon ~ups Friday were injured b)' soldien firina bardshot and pellets. One remained hospitalized at the Neuroloaical Institute with an eye injury, Radio Cooperativa rcponed. One American pbotoarapher was hospital- ized and journalists from several other nations walked around with bruises and bandqes from blows and kicks by police durin& the demon- sttations. ••1 expect to be out of here on Monday," said Liliana Nieto Delrio, 31 , of the Long Island-baled newspaper Newsday. Ms. Nieto said she was clubbed on tbe head by police and then ticked repeatedly in the blck as sbelay on the pound. The incident occurred after. dark Friday when polioe dispersed a crowd of 1everal hundred youths who Left the rally and tried 10 stqe a demonstration near the national palaoe. A deleption of foreian joumali1ts de-- livered a protest to the National Police on Saturday. rt said police attacks on.more than 20 journalists in the demonstrations were un- provoked. After meetinJ the delcption, Police Col. Ivan Gonzalez wd, .. There have been isolated cases" of polioe attacks on reporters, "but that type of behavior does not reflect national police policr,." • Orders have been issued &pin this morning 1h4t incidents ljke that are not to happen again," Gonzalez said. . . , . ~!!::~~h~:P._o!!s contami~1~~:.?..~~1~~~~~~~.~~~1~~ ::ian,j~~iprif:ortpee~~ •P5:.e contaminated town of Chernobyl, "That will be the end to the after a fire at the power plant with the two streets of homes in the oentral near the site of the world's worst Chernobyl problcm, ...... Pravda noted same name spewed radiation world-district, the Communist Pany news-B TM Auecla&M Presa nuclear accident, is being razed in an article that objected to the plans. wide. Officials-said 31 people were paper said. Some of the buildinss 1 beCausc it won't be fit for human Pravda coin plained that local kiUed. were just three years old. NICOSIA, Cyprus -The forcjgn ministers of Iran and Iraq have agreed habitation for decades, Pravda said authorities arc taking drastic action "The radiation situation in At first, authorities planned to tear in principle to a U.N. proposal to end their 8-year-old war, Iranian Forcian Saturday. -~in&-hard-enett&h to-dean Oiernobyl is such that-full life of down only dilapidated houses. Minister Ali Akbar Velayati said Saturday. Iraqi officials indicated that the 6- 0fficials even plan to erase the upthe8~year-old town. ft question-people cannot resume for decades," Komarov wrote in a power plant week-old peace talks remain deadlocked. Velayati, interviewed by the official Chernob,YI adminstrau ve region by ed why the decision was made V. Komarov, chief engineer of the newspar._c:r quoted by Pravda. lslam~c Republic News ~ency as he flew back to. Tehran from N~w York, sai~ eliminating Communist Party and without prior announcement and nuClcar power agency now running But ·by the time normal life can negottators from both sides agreed that Iran and Iraq would withdraw their government bodies in the area and without consulting the people who the power plant, was quoted as saying. return. all the houses will be equally troops within 1 S days to pre-war borders and exchange war prisoners. Several · transferring seven villages to a neigh-wanted to go back to the area to live. Local authorities in the town, dilapidated and livinain them will be hou~ after IRNA reported Velayati's comments, Iraq's Minister of State for boring rcg1on, the newspaper re-Chernobyl, once home to 10,000 which is 11 miles ftom the plant. impossible," be was quoted as saying. Foreign Affairs, Saddoum Hamadi, declared that "Iraq will not relinquish even one inch of its territory" to Iran. The official Iraqi News A~ency quoted H~madi as telling a meeting of Iraq's ruling Baath Arab Socialist Party that Pope John Paul calls for a unite«'.l; dignified Europe STRASBOURG. France CAP) - Pope John Paul II on Saturday urged Europe to build a future based on the foundation of dignity, freedom and rights that transcend national bound- anes. John Paul, making his fourth trip to France and his 40th foreign tnp as pope, spoke to the Council of Europe and the European Court of Human Rights on the tirst day of his four-day visit to Alsace-Lorraine, in eastern MONDAYNITE FOOTBALL SPECIAL Giant l 'G'' Pizza $295 Any Combinatio n! . Any Way You Like It! wit h purchase of beverage (absolutely no to-go orders or take-out or~ers) •Fu ll Bar Service •Wide Screen + 8 TVs llLIDCACI l 714 Placentia • Costa Mesa • 631-9803 franoe. In an airport arrival statement; the pontifl: speak.mg in French. said the Roman Cathohc Church views "with satisfaction the efforts made by the European countries to tighten still more their bonds and forge a com- mon future." In the past, the Polish-born pontiff has evoked the vision of a united Europe "from the Atlantic to the Urals," based on a common Christian heritage. , .. A quiet envirorrment-for you and your cat" T~ CatClinic A COMPLETE VETERINARY AND BOARDING FACILITY EXCLUSIVELY FOR CATS 369 EAST 17TH STREET. COSTA MESA (across from Ralphs between Tustin &. Sama Ana ) Please call for an Appointment 631-1454 Diane Steinberg, DVM "Iraq imposed its will of peace on Iran from a position of strength." Both reports were monitored in Nicosia, Cyprus. · Strong earthquake rock• WesteriJ Samoa HONG KONG - A strong earthquake was recorded Saturday in the vicinity of Western Samoa. the Royal Hong Kong Observatory reported. A statement from the observatory said the quake measured 6.8 on the Richter scale and was centered about 320 miles south of Apia in Western Samoa. It said the quake was recorded at 12.59.p.m. There were no other details. Yugoslavia to Import emergency staples BELGRADE, Yugoslavia -Premier Branko Milculic of Yugoslavia on W3illW:WllUAJ. d the 1ovemment would allow the emergency importation ofS200 million worth off ood staples and other consumer goods. The $200 million will be used primarily to import meat. cooking oil, sugar and com, whose prices have soared in recent weeks because of drought and inflation, Mikulic said in a nationally televised speech. Mikulic announced unspecified steps would be taken to protect declining standards of living and to motivate workers to work harder. But he also said he intended to continue with the basic tenets of his austerity program despite widespread protests in Montenegro republic. Yugoslavia has a $21 billion foreign debt and an inflation rate that is averaging 217 percent over the last 12 months, up from 170 percent in 1987. Bollvlan of ncers charged wltlJ smuggling LA PAZ, Bolivia -The armed forces dismissed a general and.four other officers for allowing cocaine worth $10 million-to be smuggled out of Bolivia. the military high command' said Saturda)'. The dishonorable discharses came one day after officials announced the discovery and destruction of ajun&)e cocaine laboratory that produced tens of millions of dollars of drugs. Former Gen. Gustavo Arrazola and the four officers were accused of protectin.J a clandestine airstrip in the Chapare coca leaf produCing region. The high command said nearly four tons of cocaine paste -worth at lea.st $I 0 million -were smuggled out of the airstrip. The identities of the other officers were not immediately available. The military did not say how long the airstrip was believed to have operated. . West Bank par alyzed by general strike JERUSALEM -Pans of the occupied West BanJc were paralyz.ed Saturday by a strike to protest the shooting deaths off our Palestinians by Israeli troops. Arab and hospital reports said two more Palestinians died after clashes with soldicn. Dozens of black mourning flags flew from rooftops in curfewed Nablus, the West Bank's largest Arab city, where the four were shot Friday. Clashes erupted around the West Bank and the occupied Gaza Strip, and Arab reports said soldiers killed one Palestinian and wounded 14. The army command confirmed four wounded but said the death was apparently caused by a local feud. The army imPosed a curfew on about 120,000 Palestinians in Nablus and the neighboring refugee camps after violent clashes Friday. Arab rcPorts said four Arabs were killed and 21 wounded, but the army Saturday confirmed only two deaths and 14 wounded. ALL DAY KINDERGARTEN Everything you want to know befor~ you get pregnant. 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Va.(A P)-Amanwho said he was fed up w11h cars speeding out of a high-school parking lot has · been arrested for building two speed bumps at an entrance. ·•1t was the most unique response I've seen to a problem." Fairfax County police Lt. Justin 8. Murphy said. "However. it's 1llcgal." Tom Alsop. 34. was arrested last week and t harged wtth destruction of public property. He 1s to appear in court Oct. 28. and faces 12 months in jail and a S 1.000 fin e if convicted. "I didn't pursue the right channels. I was basicalJy_winnin_g my wheel~" Alsop said. ··Jn hindsight. maybe 1t was a stupid t hing to do. We don't want anything big. we Just want a little help." Alsop, who runs a carpet cleaning business near W.T. W.oodson Higll School, said he sees students speed out of the lot every day. They also perform "burnouts" by poun ng oil on the road and spinning thc1rtires until smoke is generated. he said. "At 2 o'clock every day. you get a burnout session," he said. · Alsop installed a chain-link fence on his property last year after a station wagon landed )Yhecls-up m his yard. BRIDGE Both vulnerable. South deals. WF.ST NORTH + AK 8 4 ? Q s 2 (,8643 • Q 10 EAST +QJ76S ? Vold K952 • 9 2 9 98763 0 Q J 10 7 +A 4 +6532' SOUTH • 10 3 Q A K J 10 4 0 A + KJ987 The b.idding: · South West North East I 9 Pass 1 + Pass 3 + Pass 4 v Pass 4 NT Pass 5 0 Pass 6 Q Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: Queen of 0 CHARLES GOREN Bad trump breaks arc not some- thina you relish. However, they can be overcome. See if you can find a way to make your he.art slam after a diunond lead. We'll even allow you to look at all four hands. North-South reached six hearts 'on a power -auctio n. There would have been nothing to the hand had it not been 'for the S-0 t rump split. Declarer won the openina lead and cashed the ace of hearu, and was stunned to learn the bad news. He led a club toward the queen. West ducked the first round, won the club continuation and forced de- 1 clarer with a diamond. Now South ran his clubs, but West refused to ruff. instead discarding two spades and a diamond. Eventually he got to ruff a spade for down one. t Had declarer gathered his wits af- . ter discoverina the evil trump divi- sion, he miaht ha"'e realized that he was just one step away from makln1 , his contract. Befon forc:ins out the ace of clubs, declarer should cash I one hi1h spade. That makes all the difference in the world. Now when West forces declarer to ruff a diamond, he "Imply runs his clubs. If West ruffs, declarer overrufls in dummy, draws trumps and scores the rest of his clubs and a biah spade ror the f ulfillina tricks. If West does not ruff, declarer dis- eards all of dummy's spade on the clubs, and a apale ruff with the queen of trumps then becoma the llab Irick. ...... ,.Oet.lt BJ SYDNEY OMAall AJUEI (March 21~April 19): New moon position accents ··~tina t<>aether' with one who had been away: Focus on part· ncrship, cooperation, fresh start in connection with important relationship. Success indicated with women. • SYDIEY 01111 thOSt Pf"VIOUsly 1nddfeRnL Smile. CANCD (JuR 21-Juty n): cw moon position cmphasaus completion of ncaociations. tlieainnina of C)clc Which could lead toareaierdeaJetoTteeurity. Focus on chanac. travel, discovery, n1rtat1on. Sa&i•~nus presented. LEO (July 2).Aug. 22): What had bttn "m1ss1na" will appear almoSl as if by m~c. Involves amulet, book. &J fl which represented token of affection. Glamorous ind1 v1d ual pays visit. compliment. Libra fiaurn prominently. \'IRGO (Aua. 23-Scpt. 22): Mystery 1s solved, )Ou leam where the money went and what to do about 1t. Check sales shps. accounts. Define terms. be open-minded wi thout being gullible. Pisces, another V1110 play key roles. Otange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, October t , 1... A7 SAGm.uuus (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): What a~ lo~t v.111 be recovered. you'O imprint style, tdf-confiekncc .-111 be res10red. Love relattonshtp bl0$$0ms, you'll have lqaumaae reatOn to celebrate You miabt str\U pa1d1n. CAPIU()()llN (Dec. 21-Jan. 19): Emphasts on fa, t1r0ihle pubhcny. appreciation of efforts, start of relationship that c 1uld" prove productive, profitable. Lunaremp,hasis continues on art'!ls deabna ~nh reputation. career. business, success. AQUAJUlJS (Jan. 2~Fcb. 18): Attention centers around mcssaaes. commurucauon, 1b1ht)' to express ~iews in manner that "tOUfhes .. othcts. Scenano hi&hhahts sentunnt. romance, St) le. dest(D. Gemini. Sqittanus play roles. TAVBUS (April 2().May 20): What a~red to be ncaativc will come out pc>sitivc. Means don't passJudamcnt. there will be ~psurae ofsuppon. ~O.P.U~rity increases, finances show marked improvement. Gemini is in pt~ture. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Quiet approach brings positive results. There 1s undercurrent of penoul mqnelism which will be detected by members of opposite sea. You ·u be applauded by LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cL 22): Ma.kc tlus )Out power-play day~ Astrological, numerical cyc&cs spotlight challenge. responsi- bility, money, strong love relationship. Lead rather than fullow. Public says. "We want you." Accept. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Stress independence. creau v1- ty, wi llingness to let go of "losing proposition.'' You'll have access to information previously withheld. Travel invitation extended. you'll broaden honzons. Go. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Some wlll ask, "You ha'e a secret. and Wh)' won't you rc,eal 1t?" Key as to remain d1scre , cspec1ally where finances enter picture. You could learn about inbcntancc. Scorpio plays major role. IF OCT. lt IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current cycl~emphas12es crcallvtty. style, fresh start 1n new direction. blossoming of romance. Elements of um1na. luck ride wtth you -circum- stances due to take sudden tum m your favor. You'll make public appearances. you could wm contest . . We reduced our compav at pric 10% to 50 on ev ry it m in ev r_ d parhnent. ,e ·--\\ t I ' AVE 330 ~A\ E '300 869998 ONLY S30 PER MONTH' FREE 88-PC .• ET OF CHINA A1 D COLO. PLATED FLATWAR E \'HE;-., vor BC Y A'" , \LE PRICED o-PC. D I ~l ~G R00\1 ~; .); ' ··( , \ • I 1/·- R \.I n~ itinE? ~'t•dgt> ~-p• . -.c•1 I inn.ii tuilo re.d in a lonft '"'Jrin~ acry hr oll'fin tC'\l un·d hl1 ·nd .'"th comfortahl e hac~J>illn\\:-. It t-pc. ht•drnnm in 11.1~ .. ,,1ii1 .. ~ind H'neer!-. l nrlud~ (j(1" triple drt" ... -.er. mirror. qu1·1·n fulltwadboard .ind nieht-.tand. 79998 Che:-t al!-o on ...ilt"'. • C Traciition.il S-p<. ''nnd d111trH! mom ''1th oal.. ... olid-. Jncl 'enPt>r-•. 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Aw ... •l»M I D•r• In aeuraffefd. 30 Dey Return Guarantee ... C1rcu1t City will gladly give you • full refund. w11hm 30daya of your purchase, 11 you are not sattsl1•d for any reason We Hit that you return the merchandise 1n new cond111on with your sales receipt. carton •nd accessories. Circuit City Low Prtce Guerantee .•• If. w1thm 30 daya of your purchase al Circuit City. you hnd the same item for I••• at any 1oc:a111ore. including ours. w•'ll refund the d1llerence • plus 10"Mt of the difference. , OVER 100 LOCATIONS IN 12 STATES Pricee Effective Thru M"onday, October 10. 1918 EB \-~_ ... _ ... _.~ ... ~., . ... BAKERSFIELD 4230 Cahfornl1 Ave. INLAND EMPIRE Rlver9'de 10255 M1gnolla Ave San Bernardino 911 S. "E" Street LOS ANGELES AREA Compton 120 E. Compton Blvd. Hollywood 4400 Sunaet Blvd. La c1..,... Blvd. 1839 S. La Cienega Bl. LU.Wood 4950 Faculty Mont~lo 2« 1 V11 campo Pu1den• '39 N. Rosemead Torrance 18020 Hawthorne Bl. • W. Lo• An~ 3115 Sepulveda ORANGE COUNTY Buena ~ 200 l'Q. Beach Blvd. Hun*'tfon 9Hch 7777 Edinger Ave. Laguna Hiii 23541 Calle Oe La Louisa Orenge 1407 Chapman Senta Ana 2445 S. Bristol · 2 miles north of So. Co11t Plaza . . SAN FERNANDO VALLEY Nofthridge 17037 Devonshire Ven Huy• 13630 Victory Bl. Woodland Hiiis 21470 Victory 8 1. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY Moftlctelt 5150 Plaza Ln. Weal Covin• 339<N. Azusa Ave. SANTA BARBARA 3761 State St. OUTLET CENTER 5555 E. Olympic Blvd .. City of Comm.,ce .................. ...y __ ......._ "' .. CMlet c..a.r. ~~-~"'='-- Cfrcult CHy ~ Cenl.,1: Loa Angetes 5555 E. Olympic 81., City ot Commerce (213) 725-1400 Or-.. County 509 E. K1ttlla Ave. "F ... Anaheim (714) 778-1291 1 Tl111 ''"' .....,.. .. OUt ~y IOw IWICe Alt tltml are MC-ed lty ow JO day LOW PYtee ~.,.._ 'Alt .............. I* cnennet RMI'"'° e Ohtnl Wttf'I THO MtWMrl OOt end 1~ from n 10W a acaHI to 2o..Hr ''Withe~ City OWge C-41 ~t to CfecltC tppto-tal MTV~·~ Clletaflelty, . ,.. By BOB VAN EYKEN 01 the Doil'f'Pilot Stoff A few months ago, he couldn't imagine being homeless. But there he was, waiting in line for emergency financial ossktonce at the Shore Our Selves center in Costa Mesa. "I hod a good Job. and my wile · still hos a good job, and this still happened to us," said Rondy LoMoth. ·~we hod on apartment in Anohei~ &t theo I got sick. And then my wife got sick. We go -_ behind in our rent and they eighty. sixed us, right out." LoMoth and his wile ore now Ji'ting in their car ,.he said. · "We need a place to stay. My wile 1s working, and it's really hard to hold down o 1ob when you don't hove a place lo live." . Shore Our Selves, better known as S.O.S., does help people find emergency lodging. The.non-profit , orgonizotton also provides food, financial oSSJstonce, medical care and even legal o"ss1stonce to the poor and homeless otOrange County. located in the Rea Community Center, a former junior high school at Hamilton Street and Meyer ~lace, S.O.S. hos won high praise but also some cnt1c1sm, lor 11s core and advocacy Jor Orange Coun- ty's poor . Some residents of od1ocent neighborhoods complain that S.O.S. attracts undesirable people and should be moved to some other pert ol the city. But JeOll Forbath, lounder and director of S.O.S., soys the people her organization serves ore not undesirable, 1us1 poor and neglecr-ea. "Our m1ss100 as a private relief agency 1s to serv1tall who come to · us said For bath. '.We don' lu•ni. people away 1ust becaus-e they' re unsightly or funny looking. II we t ' can't serve he poorest of the pco• then we ave no reason to e1 st The reasons for the ex1s1ence o · S.O.S. are many, Forboth ex· plained dunng a tour of the cen er this week "This is where people wa11 for financial assistance counseling, · said Forboth as she passed by a group of several dozen people s1t1tng on benches outside rhe d1stnbut1on center. "There ore close to 80 numbers out now which means people ore hov1ng 10 v.-01t about two hours. But as you can see, they' ri very orderly." When people arr \ea S 0 S. he1oreg1veomto e1orms..-.t-c"' contain questions as ng ....... c '"e f ore where they live whetlie' ·1-ey· hove any en dre'l and v. l'ler"e' .,.. e, have any CCO• 119 ·oc • es Ths s:J1,,rorieb1'orc ... 'eo..,c· . roe~ ' Forooth said. As .o ... car. see we :Jo~ 1 ::sk mucr 6.: • ne os us dete'"' re w~o· peooie reed and this s Our on y way or compiling stalls 1cs about who we ore ser.,,ng Pecp1e ,..,~c src . ~eed 'ood 1 ore no• n·er' eweo she said. I We gure I hey've come to us and t ey' re ...,1lhng to wa11 1hat long •o• 'OOd ·tie, mus· reed it she so o A •yp1co om vo1 lour gets one ... bog o1 g-oce!'es co"'c ,., ng suer 'e"'S OS CeC"S 'Ce ""CCC'O~ :l"'.l c"eese ri:::cJ es cr:ee~e oow- de·ed,.. ' o·eoa 'O'l'\o·c so..ice o,.ci I t~ev "eE{) ~,.e,,., d '.'.lce•s. S 0 C. Sf!.• t..t ..,C ' 8"' '" """ -t ... -""" --"' ...,,, supermcr, .:i·s 'E'er, c:c .. ou· .o :;meers g~ to :he grocer. s·~res •c 010 !..C oread s"'e so J :: • 0 ·c emphos z-. •!'.or ""e :re :;<i O' · gon1zct c,. :;· .. : •. :"0 e·s see,....·~ bethe o"e ., ... : ~::; ~\:.:~s J.:·e: but.-· s 'f":~ • : ....... ~i:,s ·' ""': :: ·~'= wor . ( SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1988 .,. J_. -~ . ·share Our Selves • helps 180-200 families daily and tries to ease fears of nearby residents A et• n;;rse orac •oner Cnery asemor 1reets Arce a Mendoza and ne' parents Hermin Mendozc and ~oso Tatogo of Santa Ano or the 5. 0.5. free C1m c Abo\-e ore 5. 0 5. odm•n1s1roror Joan Tomv10 qryd pnys car RoyMO":J D xon Photograph} by Do, 0 [~be e'O :,..e oc, o 1.ee• :: .... e, · "'e s r,,:::rvn ...,,...., D ,..~ S"'r "' • P'lt,( ~" ..._,,...,...; !::! "" "" .... ...,, - -..,, ::: • t beco ,,set .e been :i I ~r~:·' ':-see,, Q sJ~e , ... n; "er e A,.., 'SP0 r-s ,,.. ,..,::. ""':, "" /; "rs:. I J ....... ""LI ~-': "F ..,,J ..,. .,,:YrJe :ono·.:. •rf r. ~'? =~ 00" "' :· g·o.cs v"-s . .: .. ?J-t: s ·r;~ ev-.por• Ce JC' J, ""rs C. uc v~~" r.r senJs • 1t.: t"":"""te'S -?CC~ t..~o .... ,...o-S"'""" .,.., , ..... ,.,..., •• ,.~SI'"\ C. .v_...,_"""""' • ..,, "" __ v_. A."'" e c:::• '"!? CCt ,\,.o '.irs '"SC :::e C::"":? J'"~ SC~~e 'C rnere l/v ednesday Pouring dned teons ,,.o 1Cr:'l 1\ ·S zed bogs. "It's :: O:>oo cause Trio s what our : Jt s r" ss 0" s •one p Others. ' f1-ose wnoneed more than rus ood c•e -re· by "o L nree' couose . O'S w c oe1e•m e w"'c• •he r reeosore. fl hey 'e nome.ess we try 10 ! n::: '"e"" co ace 10 s·o'r s~e so d Qr ':)! exO""O e ; VOvr e ec•nc11y s ~~re ·c te c. of ... econ help ... ·~ tl'lQ' C>· some people need gag "'O"~Y so 'her :o" look 'or a 00 '1cv "9 r•o,.spor•o on con ma e o er .ic•:i d1 lerence 1n whether a ce•sor s ob.e to get our of dire : •:::.irns•o"ces so a Te"~ Re- "O Cs \\.'10 ·ece'l) \ 0010 red Pease see SHARE 83 THE FEAROF PUBLIC SPEAKING By JIMMY ELLIS Doily Pilot Con ~ When Chris line D. Mcllwo1n stood I or p her first professional speech nrne years ago, a shor1 talk rn front of 25 elefT'entory school pnnc1pols she found herself 1m- mob11ized. She froze, her hands sweating . her knees shaking. As the oudieoce blurred before her eyes, she thought she would coUopse tothefloor. "I thought: Oh, no. "I was talking 10 myself, saying, 'You I y I 'II con t poss out. ou con t. 'f T o.combot I IS lea· ono IQ 'el n~ n-:r • ~-noe'S •o t r.~ a .. C• •• J I! c ec· \ or.o 'O personolcommun1co .ori ml s • ·r.,c ~ found a gr.QJJp which ·denl1 ·ed w ,,.. "er anxieties and encouraged ~er de~e ooTen as o public speo~er The group s good Old r OUS'I"' .;s·~·s ln1ernot1onol, a worldwide O'QO" zo• on founded in 192 4 by ~olph Smedley n a YMC A· basement 1n Sonia Ano W 1•'r 6 500 clubs scottereo roogl'o..,· 52 ::oo~·· es T oosJmosters hos attracted •tiree mill on men and women throughout Js ~stofv. • onsti os. The Toastmasters r.:ee· eoc• ~ eP~ a• desgro·eds•es In• e~·"'o-hot:· chctge 6l :1-e ee "f>" .o: ... ee A tyoicol me~t·"9 \ ... see a least hree prepcred speeches a~ eQOO omoo 1 of eve UO' .oris o • ~see c es ooo o'so a T roughO"' '"'e ..,ee• ng eocr membL s o1 ered e opoor\," ly to get uo' and left . h s or her ooorehens1ons and fears of ., speok1"9 beiore he c 1.ib. Some srumble SO:te mumble •or words &1 none 1011 This so suppor gro c w • eacn member pu l~ng fo11~e o•her l1 e any support group oil members understand and relate io the r fel.ow me . bers preckoments. Bot . ClrisJN Mc/IWom, once loo scored to tO*e a· college spHCh course, is now a professional Sf*t,,. f'holovaphy by Dawd CoballtJro. Mcllwo1~'s story is a typical one, showcasing Americans former No. 1 lear I until AIDS come along I -the fear of public speaking. Al hough each club hos ts own personality they o~ hove comMO" o ms: o oromo•e commJn1cot'°" and eoders~"P s s ·o refine pub11c speakmg o'Mts 10 reouce the leors of ra.ing before crowds, 10 guide oozen or so mPtomot olo""ed speecher-called 'obietoptes -by members pided 01 ro~om. T oosr as ers' corimon del'IOOl1notor isn't found mo oeb1 •a .ng orug or a fom y problem. In this group, rt' s grounded in the deslfe to O\ercome the onx:eties of public spec ing o d tor eoch o coof ident le>tel of personal common<otioo. ~on franks, a two-year member of the Please see CLUBJBJJ ' . 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Circuit City will gladly give you a l ull rotund. within 30 days ot your purchase. 11 you are not sat1sl1ed tor any reason We ask tl'lat you return the mercl'l•nd1se 1n new condtllon with your sales rtcttpt, carton and acceuories. Chcult CUy Low Prtce Guerantff ... II, w1th1n 30 day• ot your purchase at Circuit City. you find the same llem l or leas at any local store. 1nclud1ng oura, we'll refund tht d11terence • plus l ()t'i(, o f the difference. OVER 100 LOCATIONS IN 12 STATES • Price1 Effective Thru Mondlly, October 10, 1811 Delivery Av.lleble 7 Deya A Week. ~ 1~-~ Aw...-.. I Datt ln •.utafttkt. ~ BAKERSFIELD 4230 Cahforn1a Ave. INLAND EMPIRE Alv•r"de '1 0255 Magnolia Ave. San Bernardino 911 S. "E" Street LOS ANGELES AREA Compton 120 E. Compton Blvd. Hollywood 4400 SunHt Blvd. La Clenet• 8twd. 1839 S. La Cienega 81. Lallewood 4950 Faculty MontetMlto 2441 Via campo Pu adena 39 N. Rosemead • Torrance 18020 Hawthorne Bl. W. Loa Angeles J.115 Sepulveda ORANGE COUNTY luene Pert& 200 N. Beach Blvd. HuntNttton hac:h 7777 Edmgef Ave. Laguna HMla 23541 Calle De La Louisa • Or8ft99 1407 Chapman ._,.Ana 2445 S. Bristol· 2 miles north of So. Co•t Plaza SAN FERNANDO VALLEY Notthridge 17037 Devonshire Van Nuya 13630 Victory Bl. Woodland Hilla 21470 Victory Bl. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY Montclair 5150 Plaza Ln. Weal Cowtn• 339 N. Aiusa Ave. SANTA BARBARA 3761 State St. OUTLET CENTER - 5555 E. Olvmpic 81vd .. City of Comm.,c• ........................ _ ........ ...... o...ec.... C#oUff Cit~ s.ntce C.nten: Lot Angetet 5555 E. Olympic Bl., C11y of Commerce ~13) 725-1400 • Orenee County 509 E. Katella Ave. "F", Anaheim (714) 776-12M 1Thtt ltHI...,..,. ti OVt ~, IOw ~ Alt ,..._ .. llecllecl 0, OUf JO ... , LOW Price 0.....-. '14/A ....... ..__. ,_ "*'"81 ltloll HMo I Oflml""" THO....,.. 001 and , .. from• low M »u to 2011Hz "*W\ • Qreull C9ej ~ ~ luOject to cn.dit a~ll M ~ ~ ~ -.gaNlly. By BOB VAN EYK EN 01 the Doily Pilot Stoll A lew months ago,. he couldn't imogin~ being homeless. But there he was, waiting in line for emer gency financial os~tonce at the Shore Our Selves center in Costa Mesa. "I hod a good 1ob, and my wife still hos a gQod job, and this still happened to us," said Rondy · LoMoth. "We hod on apartment in Anaheim. But then I gpt sick. And then my wife got sick. We got behind in our rent and they eighty. sixed us, right out." LaMoth and his w1f e ore now. living in their car, he said. "We need a place to stay. My wife is working, and 1t' s really hard lo hold down a 1ob when you don't hove a place to live." Shore Our Selves, better known as S.O.S., does help people lind emergency lodgLng. The non -prol1t organization also provides food, financial assistance, medical core and even legal assistance to the poor and homeless of Orange County. located in the Rea Community Center, a former junior high school al Hamilton Street and Meyer Place, S.O.S. hos won high praise but also some cnt1rnm, for its c.ore and advocacy lor Orange Coun· ty'spoor . Some residents of od1oc.ent neighborhoods complain that 5.0.S. attracts undesirable people and should be moved to some other port of the city. But Jean Forboth, founder and director of S.O.S., says the people her orgonizot1on serves are not undesirable, 1us1 poor and neglect· ed. ,. • "Our mission as a private relief agency is to serve all who come to · us" said forboth.' We don't tum 1 people away 1us1 because they re • unsightly or funny looking. If we 1 ' ~ can't serve he poorest of the poor then we hove no reosori to e11st The reasons for the existence ol 5.0.S. ore many, Forboth ex· plained during a tour of the center this week "This is where people wa il for linonc1oJ assistance counseling, · said for both as she passed by a group of several dozen people s1t11ng on benches outside the distribution center. "There ore close to 80 numbers out now which means people ore having towo1t about two hours. But as you con see, they re very orderly.'' When people arr· ea• S 0 S. they ore given into e terms v. t' C" contain qtJest ons as 19 \\'10 •t-e1 ore, where they hve. whefhe• r"e;. hove any ch1.dreri and \\'nether •he, hove any cco~ rg ocr · es · Th s s OtJr one b11 or c .. ·ea..ic· racy " For bo th said. As • o~ C01'1 see we do" 1 cs m.;ch. B • ..t • "e os us dete·rr "e"" ~a' peoo•e need and t~1s sour 0111~ wov ot compiling srot1s1tcs about who we ore sen ing. Pecp1e '""o sr::: , "~eo 1o~d ore no' n·er\ 0\\ ed she said. ' We figure 11 tney've come to us and they' re willing to wait rhor long •or 1000 •ne~ must need t ' she sod A• pico 1oir , o1 lour gers one bog or grocer es ccnra ri1ng such 'e"'S OS beo"'S 'ce ""CCC'O" 0'10. , ::'"eese ,,oc: es cr-:eese oow· oereo r ,1 o•eo:i 1omo·o sc~ce ·a .. d I r~ev "eed •rerr d' cce•s 5 0 5 SP' .c.s ::JtCv! '82 '0 ~CC 1c"". es ~c:::. ;: ~·re"· s: j .,,, .. S"€""S .... ~ . '2 ~u"O,. '0 e· ~J~-........... "'_,."" ...;,..,.. o v ng ooil ~' ~ J esJ e T r:e ~·. go" ::or C'" cs: ·~c-= .es·::~:: OO"O' C'"S ~ .. ::: ~ e:n ~rise .:o e supermor . ~·s, E\er J" " r ... "'e~·s ... ,.. t y -. Vu ... ..., \.l•U .,.. !:'.'"" 10 rhe grot.:e·. s·o·es ':'.) o·c~ "c bread sre SC J .J • e '0 empties ze •rJ1 ~e :·e J"Of· gomzat O" o· 1ro1v··eers 1 see"' ·c bethe or.e \\ .. .: s J \\ :.s J-~·e:: but I S •re•'.:' v r•e.;rS \<\ ,.C ::::: ·r,~ work. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1988 Share Our s·elves helps 180-200 famili es daily and tries to ease fears of nearby residents Al :eft n1Jrse f)roc ''oner Cner, V asenior greets Aro e o Menao:c and ner par errs Hermin Mendoza and Roso Taloga ot Santo 4no at the 5 0.5. Free Clll·C. Abo~eoreS 0.5. odmm1strotor Joan Torriv10 and ohvsiC an RaymO'lO D AOn Photogropny by Dai a C aoa e'o. • t :::: t beco.ise' ~e been o g~.:.~· ' ·:see·"~ s~-e 0 " ng "f:";! :.,r J • Se"''fcS '0 tP 9e•· "Q •'• Qrse :·g·c~cs Cres . .:".:·J~r s· e ewpor Be.::· .,:::nsC ... c \\ n er serjs ·"": ~e"'te•s :.::~ Wed!'lescri, ·: ... :::·· J' '"PS 0 5. ·ooo o s·r D • ::: .. .:e-'"'er ,A..,.,. er0:• '"'e'ad,, ... r.o ':J"S '"'so ::::e ::"'e J"d sc:::i~e ·c ·\.!:: _IJ \:'10 .-. e ·' :?'e ~:Y . 11ce:: •rierew-~ ~ .. ~::.. ......... S"' cJ~"'r .,,, ................. .::!-...,,, """''-' ·~ere Wednesday pouring dr ied oeons r•o 1cm1 y-s zed bogs. "Ir's c ~ooo cause Tt-ot s whol our c 1.1b s...,. ss or s •o he,p others " nose who need more hon fUSI 1ood ore 'Tle1 by vo un1ee· counsel. ors v.hQ dere•rn ne whc11he r needs ore If hey •e homeiess ""e try to · "J '"'e ... c proce 10 s•ov she said O· ·:::· el;c~o e 1 vo..ir e ec nc1ty s ;o '"9 ·c De ci.1r of• we con help v. ·~ no• Or some people need gos 11o"e, sc •he\ CO'l 100k f ()( a OD. 1-iov '19 •onspcr•ot on con make a cr1..c.c 01Herence 1n whether a oe•sor. sable to get out of dire ~ •c..,ms•onces so o T e•ry Re- ' nolds .... tic ·ecel"I' '( ooto red Pease see 5>-tARE 83 THE FE~R OF PUBLIC SPEAKING By JIMMY ELLIS Doily Pilot CorresP9ftdent When Christine D. Mdlw0tllsto6dlor her first prof ess1onol speech nine years ogo, a short talk m lroot of 25 elementary school pnnc1pols, she found herself 1m· mobilized. She froze, her hands sweo11ng, her knees 1hoking. As the audience blurred ·before her eyes; she thought she would collapse to the floor. "I thought: Oh. no. "I was talking to myself, soymg, You If y I I II con poss out. ou can t. To combat this fee· ano 10 rei .. e e· '* rr.e..,bers 10 ·1 tau.:' • c-iJ.: ec· \ Jl":l 'O ThrOlJgl'<>V !le mee "'9 each member personolcommun1co ,orsk s Md"c" tJ dcor oencev~::s~· es·c:eri ··eo· 1so'ered heoppor:~n: •c ge•upondrest loundogroup.wb~14eo ~ 1i.:li!-·.onsh1os. ----~---tl·s~~~nd feortef anxieties and encouraged her de>ve'oornent T ne T oostmoste•s mee· ea-~ ~ ee .a~ speo tng before he club Some stumble, as a poblic spea er. des1gna1ed s 'es. sorr.e mum e or woros But N>Oe fa 1 This The group 1s good old T oos•n.::s·e·s se~s ons me""oers teni.:::l.iC' , .. s r:ess s ng s a s1.ppo< grouo t each member International a wor dw1de organ zoi c" per omentor proced .. ·e ·co P e•e ,., t~ puning or 1he o her. l e any support founded in 192 4 by ~olph S'11edle~ ,, o spec1!1C members 10~ rig or tit 'O es o' group all members understand and relore YMCA basement 111 So'lt\J Ar.o ~.,~ 6 500 sergean:-a:.orms 1::--es oe •e<isurer ond ro heir ellow members' pred coments. But clubs scattered hr~grio"' 52 =ov~•r es T ocs•mos•er, ,..e a•·er oe g e e::ioer T oostmaste•s' common deoominotor isn't T oostmosters "as a•trocled three on crorge ell e ee "9 • a· 'ee . found aoeb ot.ng orug or o family men and women throug~out ts h1storv A typical mee11.ng ~ ,I see a: east three p<oblem. In this gwup, 1t' s grounded in the Al hough eoc~ club hos ts o~n persona 1ty;-\-'prepored speecnes J' eqoo omoont of desire IQ._overcome the anxtehes of publtc theva"hovecommono ms: ONor.ic•e evo oo•t0nso t-ose-soeec"'es ondo soa speo(1ngo'ldtoreacho confident level of Oritline Mcllwoin, once too scored to fate a colegs sptJ«h course, is now a pro!Msionol spder. Phologrophy by David Cobollero. Mcllwoin' s story 1s o typical one, showcasing Americans' former No. I fear I until AIDS come along I -the fear of public speoling. communication and leodersr p s~1 s o personal co muricotion. refine publics~ mg ro en ts ro r~oce the Ron Franh, o two-yeor member of the feors of talking before crowds, to guide 1Please see Cl UB/831 Talking with the Russians /82 Re make s of the Dukakises end the Bushes/83 . Openin g ni gh ts at co ll eges/84 } I j I ! I \ I j I I· r M OrMg9 Coeet DAtlY PILOT/ SUncgy, October t. 1M8 ........ ,.....,u....,_ Show claalniomeD Katlaleea Jneeo and Carol orecory. Cbad_y and-Bob Searlee wftll JOllll Tower. compoMr ID reelcrence with St. Loa.le Symphony. Lola DUiey lets ber tleketa from lilarJ 8peaoe and LlbtiJ Werner. ............................ ,.., Tatyana Tereklloft aatofl'apha for Ann Stern. 8ua llallarkq and Wanda Cobb ad•lre modela wlalte fa 8tole. . n,tz Gallmallln atcna •htrt for Alllaon and Janet Egen. Russians' 'Adam and Eve' talk of post-ballet p·arty By VIDA DEAN Of ... 0.-,,......., .. They're all coming. .. said Janet Eggers. refemng to the 59 Russian ballet dancers who had just per- formed at the Orange County Per- forming Arts Center. Eggers. {>resident of 1he Ce nter Dance Alliance. and 01her ballet lovers waited for the dancers at a post- performance reception at the Ce nter Club. The wait. though v~ry bnefbecause the Russians made record time get- ting to the pany. was spent d1scuss1ng 1he Moscow Classical Ballet's per- formance. .. A<1am and Eve" from "Creation of the World.. choreographed b~ art1st1c directors Natalya Kasatldna and Vladimir Vasilyov (the} were the first to pe rform 1t in 1968) was h1ghl) · favored by man} of the pan)gocrs. incl uding a dancer who has spent four-fifths of her life studying ballet. "I loved 'Adam and Eve.' This was the best baJlet I have ever seen." said Maady SoaeeslalDe, I 0. attending with her mom s.ella Soeeala!H. ··1 was planning to be a ballerina. but instead J got married and had child~n ... said Au Sttta. who stayed very busy getting the a utograph-of each dancer. Dance enthusiast Patty Breaua was excited about having the dancers on her "Spotlight on the Arts" t~1evision show. "I first fell in love with ballet when I worked at the Music Center in LA. One day I heard the music from "Romeo and J uliet." It was love at first sight." commented Eggers.. who became president of the alliance in :\ugust. replacing Stewart Woodard, who was among the guests wtlh Teresa Resare. Conversation with the performers was limited -the Russians· English seemed to say ··1hank you" while the locals smiled. Speaking through interpreted Odlle Dewar. dancer Tatyana Terkhova said "This 1s my third time to be 1n America. l will be back in six months with the Kirov Ballet. Wedo not have any time to go sightseeing now, maybe then." Buffets loaded with chicken. cheeses. pasta. salads and sweets were getting the attention from the dancers and Tertkhova and Gallu SlalyaplDa admitted dieting was not a problem. The dancing keeps them thin. "I love to cook and I make a very good borsch." said Shlyaplna. • • • More than a dozen Fashi on Island stores showed the 320 guests at the "Breeze Into Autumn" fashion luncheon the latest looks for fall. Kitty Leslie coordinated the show at the lrvuie Mamou for Our Lad y Queen of Angels Women's Gui ld and School Auxiliary. The models were members of the church's ministry programs -Rieb and Pal Bonadio as well as brother-in- law and sister Nick and Ka tlly Zacclleo had fun tuminj heads in their stnkl,llg fall outfits. Other show- • Sophiatlcated ladles stoppers . included Dafri Estes, Marine 8e1"1dall. Glu Jeasea and dauahter Jamie. KA.-y Vu tie Kamp. JIU WklttiQtoa. JW Jeluuoa, Gerry McGra~ • .fob Petry, Tom Norris and the Re v. 'Ka SdunWt. The fashion watchers included S.au Stnder with mother Cou1t · Wrt1llt, Lissa Calla1laan, Dua Gabriel, Patti Lani, Mame Reed with daughter Be~ and daughter-in- law MU41ie Reed, Libby Wenaer, Carol)'li Ba.ldwla and Sister Joaue Clare GaJlaper. Prior to the parade. guests dined on poached salmon in dill sauce. The fin ishing touch to the meal was a peach savarin n ng. The smooth-running event was the responsibility of experienced co- cha1rs Carol Gre1ory and Kathleen Jensen. They did the same thing for the '87 fund-raiser. The $7.000 raised will go to 50acu ve ministry programs and the school's educational fund. The program noted that the show was dedicated to the memory of Debbie Killelea. who was tragically killed Sept. I near her Balboa Per1in- sula home. She wa s an active school parent and last year served on the fashion show committee. • • • Trays of food and dri nk were plen\iful a\ the thank-you party planned by theOrange Count> Philharmonic Society for patrons of its Oct. 28 fashi on show. The genial host for the recent Sunday afternoon pany at Bistango Restaurant, Irvine. was owner Jbhn Ghouussian. t'he 175 people there also had a preview of the f ash1on ex1raganza planned by Saks F1ft n Avenue. South Coast Plaza. (Dunng the style parade. Fruit Koslnsky of Huntington Beach bought a stole right off the model's back fo r wife Frieda.) Wanda Cobb was patron pan) chairwoman. Assisting were Pew Crosby,NaacyC9x,.SbaronFair,Jane Grier, Joana H1lv1jiu, Marcia Harris, Sarah Mallarkey (she's chair- CAUNOAR woman of all of OCPS women's comm11tce). Pa& .Perkins, Slaaron Upp, Joyce Reaamt and Marcia Coy, chairwoman for the benefit. Others there hstenin& to the music of the Jack Reidling Tno were Missy Prowell, Carol and Keat Wilken, Mltd and Yutaka Tonal, Claris and Mike Grier and Ericb Vollmer, OCPS exec director. Tickets 10 the fashion show being held at the Irvine Marrion arc available for $40 each by calling the society office at 642-8232. • • • More soc1almng for OC PS sup- pon ers followed the opening concen of the 35\h season. After Leonard Slatkin conducted the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra at the OC Performing Ans Center. guests trooped over to the Center Club 10 "greet and eat. .. Joan Tower, comP<?ser-in-resi- dcnce, whose composition "Silver Ladders" was incl uded in the concen. (PleaH 1tee PARTY /83) Small World Guild in Irvine. one of the 14 guilds supponing the Ch1ldrens Hospttal of Orange County. will sponsor a fashion luncheon at 11 a.m. Thursday at Four Seasons Hotel. Kiny Leslie will coordinate !he style presentation and Joanne Fell a is chairwoman for the benefit. The goal is to ra ise S 12.000. The $40 tickets can be arranged by calling 552-1607. • • • The Balboa Yacht Club. 1801 Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar. will open its doors to the public Oct. 18 and 19 for a special holiday boutique. Handmade items and crafts will be available the first day from 4 to 9 p.m. and from IOa.m. to 6 p.m. on the second day, when Dr. Mervin Goldstein will be the luncheon speaker. The plastic surgeon will explain myths, ·magic and-real McCoy of facial surgery. The cl ub. 673-3515. can be called for luncheon re~rvat1ons. • •• OC Alumnae of Stephens College plan an October "Saladfest" Saturday at the home of Elaine Boenner. Alums and friends of Stephens can obtain fun her details by calling Patty Evans at 496-0884. • • • Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Association of Southern Orange County will hold a Founders Day brunch at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the UCl University Center. Lauri Fusco is chairwoman for the brunch. Further details are available from president Sue Oraham, 8S~206. • • • The OC Council of Hospital Volunteers will meet Oct. 17 at the OC ('.onferen~ Center, 300 S. Aower St. Orange. Dr. Stuart Nelson, associate director of the UCI Beckman Laser lnstllu\e and Medical Ctinic will present a talk on lasers in surgery. Also Lindi Bennett, a Peace Corps volunteer. will discuss health care m Morocco. Viflinia Keefer. 54S-7476. has funhcr information and will ta'ke reservations for the S 10 lunch. Senior neighbon Dorothy and Qeorae Paley of lfewport Beach were amoq the more than 1,000 .enlon and pettt. attendtnc the National Good lfe ... bor Day bubeeae ID Santa Ana at We.tern Medical C"'enter. He la c:ha1rman of the 6,000- memberSenlor lndependenceComm1llllty Ad'Ylaoryboard. Boetw ll•xtae Stark(left)welcomed cloee to 100 memben and p..t8 of tile Sophlatleatee lnchadtn1 preetdent llartlaa Green and membenhlp chairwoman J07C9 R•ame to her .home for a aucten laneheon. l'ood, fublon• and Infor-mation on tbe AueNment and Treatment Ser.tea Center ... ...... Nned.'' • • • The South Coast Garden Club will have a program on flowers for fall and winter at 11 :30 a.m. Wednesday at the Dana Point Community Clubhouse. Helen Obenland is chairwoman for the event, which includes a luncheo".l. Todd Landemeyer o.f Capistran.a Gardens Nursery will present an illustrated talk. Reservations arc available by caUing 581 -5522. ., ~KNtWlld#p f~e IR'e/WI/"' 1¥1' 7#6/911~1 Including Ruff Hewn, Alben Nippon, Camb.ridae Dry Goods Dennis Goldsmith and more . . . ' THE SPORTING LIFE 1069 Fashion Island 721-8829 (hla.tb ... .....,,. •. ,.,. PAPARA/ ll Pt us Two bills are planned for Saturday rock to Bach. -the C~tal 8IU Jnd the Black and Actor Perry King will be emcee for White Ball. Both are f und-raiscrs to ·the everu. which will benefit abused assist children. ' · and neaJccted children. Also taking Mqtc, mustcamhntm"Hlrtl>fOm--pan in 1he event will be,he Rams ised at the Crystal Ball beina planned cheerleaders, who will sell opportuni- by Concern II at Crystal Coun. ty tickets on a trip to Thafland and a. Proceeds will ao toward cancer re-1989 Jaauar. acarch for children. Reservations c.tn be made by Concern II, a volunteer organiza-calling 777-4999. tion of youna adults aics 18 to 35. Sea C'rclc A• x·li~ of Florence recently funded aS2S.OOO grantto Or. . 1 u 1 f"J Jacob Katz and Dr. y ioJct Shan at Cnttenton Services Wlll hokl a bcntfit UCI for research on brain tumors. Saturd~y at Santa Ana ~oun!Club. The ball will bcain at 8 p.m. Tickets Th~ third annual c~s1~0 "' t W111 art $30 at the door. Delic.acies will be begin ~t 7 p.m. and W1ll 1ncl mock provided by Oranae Countx res-pmbhna. a aourmet buffet supper taurants and music will be by Jau and danci.na. . . and the Standard. Committee people C<?-<ha1rs Bernita E,llert~n and included Lindy Cohen Dave Ait-~ack1eVoelklareexpttt1~astll~t, man, Karen Raab and iefT Ramras. JUSt hke last year. Pat Mithaels will Michael Adler. SJS-.1816, can be return as ef!ICtt· caJled for funher information lnformauon and . SSO-pcr-person • • • · reservations are available by calhna Teckcu to tM formal Olive Crest Mclindl Mnchell at 870-S890. Treatrntftt Center's MW 8111 at • • •. four Seasons Hotel are s 1 so per Orantc Cou.nty Ptulharmon1c So- penon. Dinina. dancina. ssknt and ~tety Will rece1 ve the Oeorte Wash· live auctions are on the cvtnmc's 1naton honor medal from the Free- tchcdulc. with w IOCial hourto be;in doms Foundation at Valle). foflC at 7. Wednesday dunns a 6 p.m. dinne~ at Richard Nunf' president or Walt t~ Offi<ltn Oub a.t El Toro Man~ DilM')' Annctions, will act 11 honor-Air Station• Acccpu~a the medal wdl a~ __ chair for tht blll, which has a be 1W01Mn • c:o~m1uee chair Sara ""Wbal JOU Wish Upon 1 Star" Muna~ vu chair of youth lllemt. ratimatn. a ni~ctt or-Pf'Olllml Jud•°! ~mPtOn. cMslra, will play evnyth1n1 from ~ Jant 0111y Pontt Comm1tttt of OCPS will hold its '"Sw"f na for the ~mphony'' Friday at the Balboa Bay O ub Racquet Club. Play in the ladies doubles tennis tournament will bqin at 9 nn. tune1ft<>lrwitr1otlow al the adjacent Newport Beach Country Club at I p.m. Dee Hannam. 759-8109. has fUnher information. • • • Lido Isle Committee of OCPS has scheduled its Glamour Boutique auction and luncheon on Thunda~ at the Lido Isle O ubhouse. S)>oppina be&ins at 11 a.m. The An lftlthute or Southern California will benefit from Satu,... day's cockt.111/bUfrct _e>peni~ of the Upst.a1nSectet1ttbes.ck Ins, a new epicurean center end pf\ emporium in Laauna Beach. ~ event will be from 3 to 8 P..m. Art1su William kli. Stephan Com· mandl and Linda K.allan will be honored auest1 accorchna_ to owners William Memll and Paul &ke. AISC board of trus&tts member Janice Johnson, who is cbainna the benefit. aid lOOauatsare cal*Uld toattited The colleee can be called at '497·3309 for funhef 1nfonnation. • • • Orapn will be crulhed in Irvine Oct. 16 at Pneo'• at the "Fnu dclla Vendemmia" benefit for Mardan Center. Tickets are ~. f urtMr 1n~r mation, bll-6400or SSJ.llll. .. ,- , I I l Prettying the candidates Have you 1«n the computers that c:ea·_pvc you a DOi look. with a di~nt tWntyle or color or new maktup? first of all, a pho'°lflph as made And plactd on the computer screen. Then the woman or man can have hundreds or different looks superimPC>Sed on her 'or his face and head. You ,et a look before the sciuon or color oomes in contact with you hair. There ve several computers being used by salons around the county. One is the Los Anacles-based New lmaae Salon System. Thecreator"ofNew lmaae. Kirk La Mar, dtd new styles on ~two couples who have been in the news a lot recently. He worked with press photos of Mike and Kitty Dukakis and Barbara and George Bush and gave them new imqcs. Very interest-· 1ng befores and afters. Mike Dukak1s' face.is shaped very similar to that of his wife Kitty. Both arc short in len_gth with the widest point at the Jaw bone. On 1he computer. he was gi ven a lit1le wave or fullness to lengthen 1hc face and give the illusion of a more oval shape. Kitty's new image was changed with a style close to the ..c}leckbones and ears, with soft wispy bangs to r open up the forehead and add fullness on top. La Mar says George Bush would have a more distinguished, look by moving the part to the right side and combing his haar back for more lift. Length was added on the sides to cover the first quarter of the car and balance the facial sh4pe. Barbara Bush has a long. oval- shapcd face. The computer updated the shape of Iler hair style and gave her some dark bfonde coloring through reverse weaving for a young- er loolc. What do you think? "We were the first of several salons in the county to get the New Image system," said Frank Sangermano. manager of Zee at 1he Beach in Laguna. "Most of the clients using our st)'5tem are interested an perms or ook>r. 'fhty want t<Htt-what -Yhey would look like with curl> hair or ma)'be they have been blond for a Iona tame and want to sc~ how they would look an their rCJUlar color. The charge 1s U O tor a 30-minutc consultataon. The price can be ap- phed to the cost of a perm. .. ..... The hundreds flocking arouod the · cosmetics depanment at Nordstrom. South Coast Plaza, last week were there to meet designer Calvin Klem and to act a glimpse of Eternity. Eicrn11y 1s lhe name of the new f ravancc by Klem. creator of Ob- session. The women who bought hned up to gel their purchases autographed and had a bnctmomcnt to greet the designer who was attar~ in a gray double-breasted suJt. striped shin and pnnt ire. · "Romance with commitment. That's what toda} ·s v.oman wants:· says Klem. who has become a married man since 0 . v.as introduced (and the sexy ads came out).Marnage prom pied 1he development of a nev. fragrance for now and forever. The claim 1s 1ha1 1he name for the scent was real!) inspired by one of the l!llke Dall•••• 1eu a new put. fallaeM and a more on.1-allaped face. Geor1e Baab 1eta a little more 1ray ln bJ.a combed~back do. grea1romances01 the .!Uth centun - lhat of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. The designer and v.1fc Kelly. attending an auct1on ol the ro}al couple's 1ewclr}. spotted J nng inscribed "e1cm1t)." Klein \I.a\ high bidder for the ring for' the Mrs and thought tht mscnpt1on sounded hk( a .. Orange Coast DAILY Pll.OT/~nc:ley, Oc1oC>er 8, 1981 • A new !::f e ba1r atyle for Kl~ Dv-la (abo.e rtcllt) 90ftena tile jaw and create. a more femlnln.e look. Barbara Bula leU a lift with curls and color. good name for a fragrance Etemll\ 1s a floral sc<'nt -J comb1nai1on offr<"esLa. v.h1tc hi) and muguet combmed with narc1ssu\ and sandalwood. Etcrmt~ 1s susp"tndcd an a Cl') still ........................ Ca.lnn K1eln aatot'?f:: one of Carole Bart'• .t pucbuea of Etemlty. deatcner'• new fracrance. bottle cut v.1th be\ clled edges and capped v.11h a s1h er stopper. The perfume the most con~n trated form. 1s pnced at S 185 for one ounce and S55 for a perfume purse spra) Cologne comes 1n a 1.7-ounce ' s11e for S35 and 3 . .i ounce for $48. A bod) cream ~lls for $50 for, a 5.5- oun<:e sin· ~SHARE OUR SELVES: HELPING TH~ POOR AMID SOME CRITICISM FROM NEIGHBORS ... ·1 I I I FnunBl assistance from S.Q.S. ''I got divorced, and it was one of these situations where my ex-wife took everything." be said. "Part of it was my own attitude. I just couldn't . believe it was aoing to be that bad. I ended up living in my car and losing my job. They pve me gas money sol could go out and find another one." young, pregnant women. Orange County health officials cite the lack of prenatal care as a major reason for lhe county's relatively high rate of premature and low-weight births. Forbath pointed to a wall covered with pictures of newborn babies and theirmothcrs. .. These arc the babies bom under defines emergency care differently." Maystcr also coordinates efforts b) many pnvate agencies to lobb) government officials for better health care programs. Ehminaung the causes of poven) was the pnnc1pal m1ss1on of S.O.S. when it was set up 18 years ago b~ the present adman1strat1on cut bad. on food programs and welfare pr<>- grams." And whale homelessness 1s a major component of the problem fa~d b) S.O.S.. at 1s also a big part of the tension that exists betv.een the or- ganization and some of ns nc1ghb6rs Reynolds. a machinist, had not started his new job yet "Today I'm here to get some money for gas so I can get to my JOb unfil r act paid." Reynolds sajd he is getting back on bis feet, thanks to S.O.S. out<are th as )Car:· she said. "Not one of them was born with low birth wieght." S.O.S. also provides dental care. eye care, and something that Forbath calls health advocacy. Orange County health offlclals clte the lack of prenatal care as a major reason for the county's relatively hlgli rate of premature and low-welght births. . "I wouldn't have a job; I probably wouldn't even have a car if it weren't for these people," he said. "h was stolen a couple of weeks ago and they helped me retrieve it from impound. Now I'm dcfinilcly on the way up. I'll pay these people back.any W4'Y that I can. I'll come here and volunteer. I'll do anything J can." · Emergency relief 1s not the only thing S.0 .S. docs, Forbath said. · tak.ing her visitor into an oblong. modular building labeled S.0 .S. Free Clinic. The clinic provides medical care to those who cannot afford to pay for 1t. Wednesday was prenatal clinic day and the small buildang was full of Many of the poor who have no health insurance fail to get needed medical care because they do not know their rights and do not know pansh1oners at St. John the Baptist how to use the sovemment aid thal IS Catholic Church. J tYailable to them. These days however, the organ1za- Vicki Mayster directs an S:O.S. · uo n spends most of its effon and piogram aimed at increasing access to resources coping with emergencies. health care. Forbath said. "People arc always falling through "We've become so enmeshed m the cracks." she said. "One case I'm emergency care because people's working on 1s a woman who I believe needs have become so acute:· she was illegally dumped by a hospital. It saad. "The number of poQr people\\<(' was a for-profit hospital and she serve has remained aboui constant in couldn't pay. Hospitals arc required recent years. but the proportion of to provide emergency medical care to them who arc homeless has increased anyone. regardless of ability to pa)'. tremcndousl). The biggest Jump But the problem is each hospital came came an the earh 1980s. "hen "I hear a 101 of complaints in the nc1ghborh0<1d ... said Lone Guerra. who laves on Meyer Place across from the park which 1s adjacent to S.O.S. 'T ve noticed a lot of people there. and sometimes the) 're unnat1ng ngh1 out on the street. There are a lot of bums that sleep there dunng the da). I don't think people should be allo"ed to do that.·· Donna Brown, v. ho laves on Kno"ell Place. half a block from the park. also said she sa" people unna11ng m the park She also complained of noise created b~ A CLUB FOR FEARFUL AND NERVOUS SPEAKERS ... P'romBl Toastmasters· Speak E-Z's club in The fear 1s common, but from tul. .. Huntington Beach. says members where does ll originate? a"s W11h a nc"' attitude and man~ join for vanous reasons. Some join Mcilwain: "h 's a learned one. ·11 Thursda~ nights under his belt because thcar JObs require leadership probably stans early on an )Our Franks has chang<'d from the speech- skills. Others because they want 10 school experience. not wanting to less. voiceless map . .\ former Speak -have a challenge in their li ves. others make a fool of yourself or appear E-Z pres1d1:n1. he has given numerous because they want clearer com-ignorant in front of peers." speeches. including one I O-m1nutc munication m their relationships. Rita Blackburn. an original mem-talk with no notes, and another But the major reason for jo1nang bcroflheSpeak E-Zgroupfounded m speech before 2.000 m~mbcrs of the Toastmasters. Franks says, is the fear. 1982. thinks the fear comes from an Church of Rehg1ous Science. Franks When C hristine Mcilwain was unsteady self-esteem. "Ifs 'an inner also recently ~oved toward a m.._,or a.oing for her teaching credential in fechng that someone 1s going to goal b) enrolling 1n the school of college. she needed to complete one dislike you. With 30 people out there. min1str) for that same church. He speech class. Three times she signed that~ a lot of faces. And they don't says changes comes to all up for the class. Three times she know you. so there's a fear of non-Toastmasters as long as they attcmpl dropped. The fear was too much for response and anonymity." to push the fear. her. That was more than 15 years ago. Blackbum also notes people may Ocls1rom. the woman who Today. Mcilwain. a licensed mar-fear pubhc speaking because of 1ts wouldn't speak for two months. has riaac. family and child counselor m novelty. "Most aren't confro nted been one of the group's leaders. Vogt. Long Beach. as one of the more with thas challenge. They hvc 1n.the1r who took caght }'ears to joan, has polished and refined speakers in the little comfon zone. They don't dare reached has Competent Toastmaster Speak E-Z's club. Although much of show who the) are and what the) can level. s1gn1fyang the completion of 10 her earlier fear has dissipated. and cannot do. fearin'-the chance of successful speec~es. . Mcilwain says she still feels a certain facing thcar weakness. · The personalaty of ~ ~cular amount of nervo usness before a According 10 Toastmaster theor). club. says Blackbum. ts more mfor- speech. But it's no where near the fear the o ne way of ovcrcommg the stage-mal than some of the other .clubs which immobilized her an the past. fright fear as actually getting up there which may attract the professional. Testimonies of fear and tales of and speaking. cxecuuve-type businessman. Where nervousness arc aplenty among club "You have to face the fear " Franks these ma) stick with the "strictly members. Before joinanf the club. says. "You have to walk through 1t. business" approach. the Speak E-Zs Franks he couldn't speak an front of a And maybe you can only do it 1n come off as a loving. warm support crowd of more than 10 people. ''I small pieces. but you tak~ 1t home. group. always ready for a bug - would ao completely quiet," he says. You keep pushin' it. until the fear before and after a speech. · "The~ wasn't anythang there. No gradually lessens.' Blackbum. who's been th~rc from . brain waves. Nothina." After the initial "icebreaker" the club's inceptaon. says this warm founded an lh<' beginning "When v.e rirst stancd. "e "'ere all novices." sbc sa\S. "We v.eren't sure of procedure or an) thing. It was wonderful . the bhnd leading the bhnd. We had to reinforce and help each other through. That's probabl) why at became such a suppon group. because we s1aned out that wa) •·. Whether a certain Toastmaster group as formal or informal. the members are offered the same op- ponuntt} 10 grow as pubhc speakers. According to Narlcne "Skip" Boss. current president of the peak E-Zs. a Toastmaster member can chmb 10 loft) heights after Joining. When C'hnst1ne D Mdl"aan first encountered the stress of pubhc speaking_ he probabl) nc\ er 1m- a1.tr1ed v. here her alrecr "-Ould lead. Toda'. she a a professional speaker. a member of the auonal Speakers Assoc1111on he's contracted out 10 make fi"c to I 0 speeches a month. on the average he '1ev.s pubhc speak- ing as her occupa11 on and an c:tcning challenge .\nd at that one Toastmaster meclmg. the one rectnl Thursda) night. she t'\ en took home the nbbon av.a rd for Be t Tabletop1cs Speaker. The da}s of knod.ing ~necs and sweaty palms and the poss1b1ht) of fainting a~ gone The Toastmaster has am,cd I Jim Vast waited ei&h t years after speech -reportedly the toughest -attitude grew from the comradcry initially joining the club to become an and with each successive speech. the r;:==========================;::==,-1 active member. Another Speak E-Z Toastmasters' fears and phobias gen- rcaular. Jeanne Oelstrom, wouldn't tly subside. But not all nervousness as open her mouth in front of the group extinguished. A Franks says this can for the first two months. be beneficial. "The nervousness 1s transferred into the energy of the speech." he says. "It's not something that holds ai.hiii' me back. but hypes me up. You P Aft. i, Y change that nervous energy from From 82 • • • something that holds you. restricts you into somcthang that assis1s )'OU was kept busy sianana 11utogn_phs-as-a - est of honor. Conduc1or Slatkin off due to a nauina back pro m, but cover conductor M•r- ray SWUa. personnel manager Gary Smith and orchestra memben we~ there. Official Philharmonic arccters an- cluded board president Nucy Petdl and husband PrlM; VP Rehrt Seuleland w1fceaMy1and VPSnu Beeellller and husbano 8411t. All the while, R01er lhltae. served up sof\ piano music and aucsts served themselves • latc-niaht supper or pastas. Hu'kcy, c~ and bonbons. Tiii:. AM[RltA."I Hl:ARr AS~IATIO Mh\10tUAL rMit.RAM, ~r~ ~ lift 0 American Heart Aalodottol t Is your credit as good as it can be? Even amall problem• or error• can prevent you from ot>taintng addlttonal credit! CCM SPECIALIZES IN PERSONAL CREDIT RESTORATION Cell TODAY 10 ffnd00W mor. llboUt our~ and ~ yow Credit "" to • dNrt .,.,.,, . ~,,,.,,. .,, ... ,.. C1a1•1r Cr ... ••111•1 ... ~14) ••••• .. Ll~DO V~LISE · CUSTOM CANVAS LUGGAGE • UP TO iaSOFF AU. STOCK lOOGAGE • 2<Vl. Off. ALL OJS10M ORDERS OCTOBER 10-20 peorle being served by s.o.s " work evenings. and sometimes I'll come home and there wall be a bunch of people there )Clhng." she sa1d. It got to where I was afraid to park on the strttt.'' Brown wd she though! S.0 .S should be moved. ··1 don't thtnk the}' should ha"e 1t 1n a residential area." she said. ··Ma' be the' could have 1t an an andustnal area,. But iinother resident. Dolores Flores. saad she was not bothcr<'d b) the people in the park or at S.0 .S "We don't see them ... she said. "It's no problem fot us. Wc'f<' usual!) a"a> dunng the da). and the people don t come down here to our street The)' don't bother us ... The problem of homeless people an the park would probabl) not go av.ay af S.0 .S. "'ere to be moved. Forbath said. "The problem 1s that a lot of people are homeless ... she said. "The~ 'd be there regardless of whether we were here to help them Man) of the people )OU see out there af<' either people ",th chronic alcohol problems or the mentaJI) disturbed These arc the people soc1ct~ has abandoned Who else 1s there to care fo r them., .. Forbath said she r<"ahzcd ocoole t . .~.Ameftcan llecllt v Altadalan ' I \\<ere conc.emed about their neigh- borhoods. But she said people should focus their concerns on what can be done to am prove appearances in that area. · "If residents don't want to see or hear the people who come to us for help. there are a lot of llun~ that could be done.'' she saad. "Just putting upa fcncewnh some bougain- \ 1llea bushes v.ould do a lot. But I thank the im ponant thing 1s that people come to us with thcar prob- lems. instead of 1cy1ng to force us out." S.O.S. operated with a budJCt of $668.281 last )car. of which $30.000 came from a federal revenue-sharing grant through the city of Costa Mesa. Pnvate donations make up 80 per- cent ofthc organization's revenues. Figures for the month ofJ une 1988. sho" that the organization served 19.990 people that month, about 20 percent of whom were from Costa Mesa. The largest client group. 8, 961 . came from Santa -Ana and tbc TCSt came from other Orange County C'lll~. Founded an 1970 as a church- affi hated chant). the organization became an independent non-profit corporauon m 19 8. M OAJLY PILOT/ IYnday, October 8, 1888 -rJ'hree college· shows opealni ) Collete dr1ma departments move into the apotliatn thi1 week with three new productions,i. two of them musi-c:als. all openins rriday rupt. The non-lyncal show 1s Lanford Wilson's '"Tiie PU~ •I J.iy." which QPens a two-weekend run at Orange Coast Collete. Saddleback Colleae will mount the satirical 11Damet al Sea." while Christ College Irvine pays tribute to the master Broadway come with "Side by Side. by St• :• Alex Golson is directing "Fifth of July,.. described as "a poignant comedy for IKiult audiences." which focuses on a aroup of former student activists and the changes that have taken place in their lives. The cast includes Brandon Faloona. Pc_te Crosby, Rich Jackson, Ellen Buckley, Glendele Way, Pam Martin and Alice Ensor. The OCC Repertory Theater Com- pany producuon will be staged Fridays and Saturdays at 8~ p.m. and Sundays at 4 p.m. in OCC's Studio Theater. Call 432-5880 for ticket information. "Dames at Sea" is a musical scndup of the Busby Berkeley musi- "PROVOCATNE" ;"(II • .x. C' "PERVERSELY FASCINATING" --.._, "'°" . ..,,...,..., Toi TITUS calsofthe 1930sand 1s being directed by H. Wynn Pearce. Julie Reinhardt, Judy Orlandclla. David Hickey. Linda Lebel. Roger DeWitt, Gavin Hudson and Buck Stevens comprise the company. Performances art> scheduled Fridays and Saturdays at a p.m. and Sundays at 3 p.m. in the Studio Theater on the Mission VieJO cam- pus. Reservations are taken at 582-4656. The bills of Irvine's Turtle Rock area will be alive with the music of Stephen Sondheim in Chnst College Irvine's "Side by Side by Sondheim." The revue features Robcn Baden. B. Wayne Bisbee. Michael Bur~har~t. Lee Orchard, Peggy Orchard and Lisa Parrish. Curtain time is 8 p.m. Fridays "****·" -Lttul GibboM, ENTERTAINMENT TON/Giff -•-*TM!11111UoCM ·-.... ...._, .... ,.., -. a-u .... .....-,..... ·~-.. _.. ... ~. ir2't 9CDti ''• .. 0 • llA ~\-·-·-•l.A#Tt .... le-..-.~ t~..-m ~ ....... .,.,... ....... "• l1'11f """ '"'U t6aM C..-•IC'....-.n •U-.... _ •• , W7l'lf £ ..... ['" ~.r..-... • "'1»' "1 tll , ._. .,,. ,.~ M:I ··•w , .. m--· through Sundays unul Oct. 23 at the coll~e·s Studio Theater. I 530 Con- cordia. Reservations 854-8002. ext. 314. Five current local productions wilt be ringing down thetr curtains after this weekend. TheX arc: •"Tiie Cnclble on the main staae of South Coast Repertory. 655 Town Center Drive1 Costa Mesa (957-4033), closmg performances Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m .• Saturday at 2:3<Yand 8. today and next Sunday at 2:30 and 7:30. •"Stand By Your Beds, Boys" at the Garden Grove Community Theater. St. Mark Street at Chapman A venue. Garden Grove (897-5122). final performances Friday and Satur- day at 8 p.m. •"Hold On'' at Rancho Santiago College, Bristol and 17th streets, Santa Ana (667-3163), closing out Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m., today and next Sunday at 2:30. •"Guys and DoJls" by the Yorba Linda Musical Theater at the Fair- mont Theater. 4175 Fairmont Blvd., Yorba Linda (779-8591 ) . .final per- formances Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m.J.oday and next Sunday at 2 p.m. e •-1·bc Fourposter" by the La Habra Communny Theater at the Depot Playhouse. 31 I S. Euclid St., La Habra (213 905-9708), concluding Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Remaining on stage and continu- ing this week are a plethora of other Orange County productions, includ- ing: •"ID Perpetuity Tbrou11lout tJae Ualvene" on the Second Stage of South Coast Repertory, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa (957-4033), Tuesdays through Frida)" at 8:30, Saturdays at 3 and 8:30, Sundays at 3 af\d 8 p.m. until Oct. 23. •"Compuy'' at the Ncwpon Theater Arts Centcrh 2501 Oiff Drive, Newport Bcac (631-0288). Thursdays throu&h Saturdays at 8 p.m.1 Sundays at 2:30 until Oct. 23. •' Lar1e WbMlow • • Small Wtrld" at the Irvine Community Theater, Turtle Rock Community Park, SunnybiU Road at Turtle Rock Drive, lrvine(857-5496). Frid~and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through . 29 with a matinee next Sunday at p.m. •"Gllotts" itt the Altemative..R~ ertory Theater. 1636 S.-Grand Ave., Santa Ana (836-7929), Thursdays through' Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 7 A>..m. until Nov. 5. • 'Tiatypcs'' by the South Coast Musical Theater in the Little Theater of University High Schoo~ .~,mpus at Oliver in Irvine (ow-o306), Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through Oct. 29 with Sunday matinees at 2:30 ~t. 23 and 30. •"Oaptcr ho" by the San Clemente Community Theater at the, Southampton Dinner Theater. 140 Ave. Pico, San Clemente (498-1669)1 Fridays at 8:45, Saturdays at 8: I 5 ano Sundays at I p.m. throuah Oct. 23, with Wednesday matinees at I p.m. Oct. 12 and 19. •"Walt Un&ll Dark" by the Buena Park Civic Theater at the PerforminJ Ans Complex of Buena Park High Schook Magnolia St{CCt at Academy Way (iJ21·1394). Thursdays throup Saturdays at 8 p. m. until Oct. 22 with a closing matinee Oct. 23 at 4 r,.m. •"'ne Pirates-of Pcau.ace' by the Brea Theater League at the Cunis • Theater in the Brea Civic Cultural Marte KeJ.17, ea .. IUcllard8oa, Blyan 8aru {back row); LanT Watt8 and Cptlala Laanm-Orant (from left) compriM the cut pf "TlntJpee" for the loath Cout 11..tcal Tla•ter. Center (524-6653). Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 p.m. µntil Oct. 22. •"R1m9lesttlllkia" by the Ameri- can Children's Theater at the Anaheim Cultural Center, 931 N. Harbor Blvd., Anaheim (751-5032). Saturdays· and Sundays at 2 p.m. through Nov. 6. On the dinner theater circuit, these threc·sbow1an: continuina: •"My Fair Lady" at Elizabeth Howard's Curtain Call Dinner Theater, 609 El Camino Real Tustin (838-1540), ni&htly e~cept Mondays. throu&h Feb. S: •''1\e WMle Hall" at the Harle- quin Dinner Playhouse, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Alli (979-55 l I), niahtly except Mondays at varying curtain times thro~ Nov. 13. •''So•~ Pacific at the Grand Dinner Theater 7 Freedman Way, Anaheim (772-771,0), nigbti, e~cept Mondays at varymg C\lfWA ume~ throu.ah Nov. 27. UB40, Bon J ovi Climb to top rungs By The Associated Prest The following are the top record hits and leading popul~r compact discs as they appear in this week's issue of Billboard magazine. Copyright 1988. Billboard Publi- catLons. lnc. Reprinted with per- mission. It "'PMHe Oon'1 Go Girl" New ICldl on Ille BIOCk (COlumt>la) 20."Chal'1l of Love" Erasure (Sire) TOf" LPs 1.''Ntw Jersey" Bon Jovf IMer~urvl 2."APPtllle for Onlrucllon" Guns & Ros.as IGetttnl 3."Hvsierla" Otf Lec>o.rd IMtrcurvl • "'Codtleft' Soundlracil" !Eleklrel S "Tracv C~omen" Tracv Cll1Pman IEleklral 6 "And Jullkt tor AN" Melallla (Eleklral HOT SINGLES 7."Slmc>lt Pltnurfl" Bot>bv McFtrrln (EMI· I "RtO Red Wt,,_" US.cl IA&Ml Manh111an) 2 'LOVt Btlts" Del LtPOarO (Mefcurv) • "Roll Willl II" Sltve WtnWOOCI (Vlrolnl l 'Groovy Kind ol 1..0vt " Prlll COiiins CAtlanllcl 9 "Kkk" INXS (Alllnlkl 4 'Don't St Cruel" Cr1eaP Trick CEPtel 10 "Faith" G-~ MlcnMI (COluml>la) s wna1•s On Your Mind" lntor1n11tion Soclelv 11 "He's Ille OJ, I'm Int Ra-" O J Ja:uv CTommv Bovl Jett & Tl'lt Fresh Prince (Jive) 6 "Don't Worrv. lie H1PO'f'' ~v McFeuin 12."0on'I lie Cr~" &ot>b\t &rown CMCA) IEMl·Ma~llanl ll "Lono Cold Wln1tr" C:lndeftlla (MtfCutY) 7 'Don't You Know ~I tnt Nlol\1 can Do'?" 1._"Hftrl &rffk" New Ed1llon (MCA! 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The Ranoe IRCAl 20 "Look Awn" Clllcaoo (lttcwl .. ) COUNTltY SINOLH 1:·s1ree11 of laktolletcr' Owlenl Voakam & 8UCll Oweni (ft-IM) 2.''Slrono Enouoh IO Bend" Tanya TUGktf' (Cal>ilotl lovs (MC.Al •."&ullon Off Mv Shirt" ltOMle MllMIP (ltCA) S."Oarient" ·T. Gr1hlim arown (Caplloll 6."Summer Wind" The OtMr't ROM land IMCA·Curt>I 7."Runawav Train" ltOMIMe C.111 IColumblal • "l lut IO Ille &one" Sw"'"""' of Ille Rodeo <COlumt>la) 9."Tffr Stained Ltlltl'" Jo·tl Sonnier (ltCA) 10.''Hollkv Tonk Moon" Ralldv Trevis (Warner lr~.l 11."New Sllade of &tut'' Soutnern Pacific (Warner 8r0$.) 12."Salurdav Nlohl Special" Conwav Twlllv (MCA) 13 "WNI Do You Want From ,.,,. Tiiis Tlmt" Fosler and Lloyd (MCA) U "°"'*'a191v'' DOii Wllllanu (CNlllOI) IS.''Unlold Slorlet" Kallly AMllN ~Curt) 16.''looele Wootle Counlrv Flddlt &k.ltl" The Cllarlie Daniels land IEPlcl 17.''I'"'' leen Lookln'" Nillv Grftlv Dirt 8alld (WarMr lrOL) 11.''I'• LMYt Thb World Lovlno You'' Rldlv Van Shellon <Columblal lt.''1 KllOW How He Feels" ltetle McEntlre (MCA) 10 "I Hatt Mvstlf lor Lovino You" Joan Jell II "Lat>Our ol Love" U&.O (A&M) -===================:;;;:;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiP:::===;;i and Int Blackhearls IB~ahtartJ 19."LaP of Luxurv" Chtao Trkll. (EPlCl r 11 "Ont Good Woman" Pettr Ctltra (Fuff 20 "Oul of This Workl" Euro~ (EPIC) l."GonM Ttkt a Lot of ltf'ltf"' Tiie 0.lt Rldtt 20.''fl l(aft>S RIOhl on Hurtln"' BlllV Joe Roni (.Atlantic: Al'!'Mlca) "THIS IS WHOOPI GOLDBERG'S BEST \\ORK SINCE 'THE roLOR PURPLE" -•~Slwoutl W1'1'WA'4lADICl•NY1 Whoopi Goldberg Clara's Heart ·--·---=-.=• ·---... ··--~ ------NOW SHOWING----- COSTA MBA EDWARDS HARBOR TWIN 631-3501 COSTA MISA EDWARDS SoCOAST PLAZA 5'&-2711 ..., •••oJWLraapj: ......... Modoool °""'- CIAIA 1 llUlf p..1i1 1t:•J.Ht1111 ... !Mt _,, ... -....... a¥11A-M111SS Of 1MI OtWI ~' 11 tl>IO ~ ............ ~ • TOltO EDWARDS EL TORO 581-9500 I.A MllADA PACIFIC GATEWAYS,. 523-Ull 1 -, -.,---.c- AUlf NAflON Ill ho.lo l U ..... MS I:» II• ......,.c·• w'Mlt •~ CIAIA1 IUlf l"-Ul .,.,,., .. ,~. ----..--ON IMPTT ,,.,JI 12'4S lllt '''* ... IMJ ....................... .... CMI ,.... 1"9-IJI ... CM&ll ... Ill RMlll"' ·-· .. -· ·---· SANTA ANA AMC MAINPLACE 6 972-8500 STANTON EDWARDS VILLAGE 891-0567 .,.... .................... PIAYOON WOii 1111 .,,.s , .. , ... , ... , ..., , ••• Moon! 17 "Forever Youno" ROCI SI-art (Werner ADULT SINOL•S Bros I !."Groovy Kind ol Lon" Pllll Coltlns (Alllntlcl 13 "True Love" Gi.nn Frey (MCAI 2."0on'I You Know What Ille Nfot'lt Can Do?" 14.''Ntver Ttar Us Ao.rt" INXS {Alllnhcl Sieve Wlnwood (Vlroln) IS ·-ru Alwavl Love You" Tavlor Oavne 3."0ne Momeni In Time" Whitney HouS1on Stars bld Schwab's farewell (Arl1111 (Arista) 16."KOkomo'' Btacil Bovs (Elelltrll •."True Love" Glenn Frey (MCAI LOSANGELES(AP) E · 't 17 "Tile Loco·Motlon" l(,yU. Mlnoout (Gtf· 5."KOkomo" The &taCh Bovs (Eltklrt) -ven IO I S actress Lana Turner was discovered as a hi~ school ingenue sipping a soda al Schwab's in J 933. But it is known that Charlie Chaplin used to walk behind the counter and make his own sodas, and that Marilyn Monroe was a frequent customer. tenl 6."l'N Alwav' Love You" TavlOr o avne final.day, the famed Schwab's Phar· 11."0M Moment ,,, Time" Whltnev Houi1on t.Ar1s1a1 macy drew celebrities such as 1-'"_r_1s_1a_1 ______________ ,._.,Ho_w_c_a_,,_•_F_•1_11_ .. _1_ra_a_1he_<_A&_M_> __ ~ Charlton Heston and Meryl Strccp before demolition crews began to make way for a $50 million theater, shopping and dining complex. -· ~Otl ......... _ '""'-· sn sm ..,_ COOIOll& ~Oii--1 .... -•• l--T-,,, .... ... .,.. COtT&-& --,_ ___ , ___ , ....... M•..a. ... U A. llllEA MAUET,LACI SltQ -. .... UA MOVIU IUENA PAIUI: '5>-4f9'3 -· ... IDWAROS HAit~ •at• .. ............ -•LA-•1aot UIOl#IAllACM ----.. 11111 UIOUIMI MIL.U ·-1"Clf . .._ _ ....... " --"'"'"'""'" ITMTOll , __ f -·-... _ ...... eo... ...... ~· ... "'°"' -........ _ "''-"" '-"' ·-----"""""-J>lm.J 11111"' ...Jm . 10IO-llCCl_.,lOOIMG , ... ,_., MICHAEL DUDIKOFE War Is Hell. ·This Was Worse ... -UA.CITY CINTUt .-.ii ---lOWA•OS H1$TOI. ,., ... A JS IDWA•OS CINl¥AWIST "'"" 1 .. :r.~. .... -,ACt"C ANAHl•MDI .,...... au • ftACtfllC HIWAY•Dt Holl)"A'.ood stars, studio chiefs and even President Reagan bid a nostalgic f.arewell Thursday to their old haunt. Ronald Reagan, one of the Schwab's regulars who found work outside of show business, sent a telearam to its owner, Leon Schwab. Legend, but not fact, bas it that IMAGIJH (RI ll SU IO I H 1 M I M MEMORIES OF Ml IPG·U I IZHZ .. 1111111 .. MEARTIRlAK HOTEL CPG·131 PUltOCITAllllll CROSSING DELANCEY IPGI t U J IH 111 H Ut . * GORI LUI IN THE MIST IPG-13) U"JJllM1HltM A FISMCALUD WAIDA Ull PUllllllHI ELVlf'A (PG-13) PUS lltlMTIIAlll 011 lLM STllUTIV llll WHO FRAMED ROGER RAlllT (PG) P\Ullll l ..... "I · · oa1vf*'"' · • ftUVU •l ftt .. Ut MIU II l•H .. ua •lllO --- ~MMINI' .. a ...,..lftlve look .............. L1.-. ... C'-........... hllWI .............................. -l'ttCOt91e,~ "An .mio~wv rbM, a vbw1t POf billt. A ftn nwdl to • dltlll8; ~ .nd _...,CCM ncllllllgla.• ~._..... .... ~ ---,._.,oc-.Mioc-=:•-___ ...... - r , ,, ,__ •company' in Newport - Orange Cou1 DAILY PILOT /Sundey, OctoOer 9, 1111 - Suspense replaces splatter as horror movies 'grow up• 'Dead Ringers.· ·Mdnkey Shines· lead - trendawayfromgorydismemberment- com1111Nov. 9, d1rtttor3'nd co-wnter Tom Holland has CTCatecS a fresh (and someumes funny} wt(lte knuckler about a toy doll with a really bad attitude . By JOHN HORN ' I 1 • ,.,_ .,_, HOLLYWOOD -Listen You can come out from under your seat now. The really gro$s ~ns are o'eJ". Yes, masochists will shed a tear. But the filmic fun offlym&,.body pans. Cllploding brains and chain sav. haircuts is fading. Toda} 's horror Jilmrnakers. a~ndoning the point· blank plasma of recent years. are returning to psychological thnllcrs. wi th a wealth ofhvely style replacing heaps of dead tecn·agcrs. ~Dead Ringers," which opened to brislc boll-Office busines,, steers av.a) from the entrails so prevalent 1n director David Cronenbcrg·s pTevious efforts ··The Fly" and .. Scanners." George Romero. v.ho charmed us with cannibalizing zo m- bies in 1979's ··Dawn of the Dead." just deli vered "Monke) Shines " a taut chiller with hardly an) viscera While the; splatter 1s gone, the suspense 1s back -both .. Dead. Ringers" and ··Mon key hines," critics agree. are profound!) fnght - ening. . "There's been a lot of good scanng in the la st 15-20 years. and you can't do the same old thing an) more." said Wes Craven. director of the ac· claimed onginal "Nightmare on Elm ·Street." "The audience was bored. They had seen 1t. The} were read~ for something different." .. We've all become much more ,):OU'r.t_ workinA,. wllh as la!JC an soph1st1cated in what we've fTOWn audience as yo u could be," said Pen accustomed to on the screen, said Densham, director and co-producer Richard Rubinstein. producer of of"The Kiss," a spooky supernatural Stephen Kmg's ''Pct Sematary;• due thnller opening Oct. 21. .. The out early next year. ··rf the audience challenge now 1s to take the audience cares about the characters. then they into your imagmauon." will care when the} get into trouble. If Few have succeeded at that better you introduce a group of teen~agers than Cronenberg. While his films who climb off a bus, nobody cares have aJwa~s bttn upscn1ng. thc shock when they get popped off.'' R .. .Ew:thcrmorc. lhe-dead lttn..ager -va:lue-m.,.. d mgers lS-, 10 a twm. movies focused on one fear -fear of as fancied as 1l is real. Among the attack When man1pulat1ons of that most d1sturb1ng scenes '" the mo' ic. emotion grew too frequeQt. the genre a iaJt of ps}chouc twin doctors. 15 the lost its onginaJ snap ... When you got simple unveiling of a half-dozen down to th~t level'{wnh anon)rmous malformed gynecological de' ices. children dying aJlonymous deaths). ··The instrum~nts arc pllys1cal what you're-reaHy-doing 1s pome>- thmgs that I'm using to represent a graJ>h)," Carpenter said. "You're statcofmind,"Cronenbcrgsa1d. ··1t·!. onl> setting the audience up fof the onl) an extrapolauon from "'hat v.e meat:· used to feel simng 1n a denust'scha1r Said (ra,cn· "'There arc different Suddenly the tra) ofhttle instruments kinds of terror One 1s JUSt terror of 1s wheeled up. You lcnov. that ha\mg )our bod) harmed -some· technically they a~ to help )OU But thing like 'Frida) the 13th' with Jason expcricntta. lly they're going to hun:· coming. after )OU with a 'The challenge for toda} 's fnght machete ... But there arc other kinds. masters is to snare the mainstream -There 1s the terror of whether you're not JUSt those who, for lacJc of sane or not. or whether your per· anything better to do. love-"'be1ng cepuons are accurate or not. or scared to death. Toward that goal. whether your dreams arc real. directors are concentrating on morc "Those sons of things to me arc trad1t1onal story1elhng. with a greater much more 1nteresung. and much emphasis on mvenuvc '1suals. more complex, and have more of a ughtcr. m.orc logical plots and potential for fnght." Craven·s new creauvc music and sound effects. unutlcd mo' 1e. scheduled for rele<ase "The directors who arc committed next )ear, will focu s on "prc'moni· to the genre are maulnng... said uons. hallucanauons. dreams. re· \Cteran horror specialist John 1tg1ous trances and possession." Carpenter. director of "Hallov.ccn" till. the~ will be some~ gore. and "The Thing·· and thc'Upcom1ng ··unless ~ou have one scene that "The\ Live... reall} scares t}le crap outof pcople- Geor&e Quick (center) •tan m -Stephen Soncl1aelm '• mulcal "Company" with the rat of the cut playln& hl• friend• and loven trying to pub him into marrtace. The •how play• Thunday• throa.&h Sundaya un_tll Oct. 23 at the Newport Theater Arta Center. Hack-and-slash mo' 1cs. cham- pioned 1n the m1d· I 980s b> the blockbuster "Fnday the 13th .. senes and later installments of the ··Hal- loween" sequels, aren't producing the packed houses they once did In fact. this summer's gnsl) shoe.leers "The Blob" and "Phantasm II" both croaked. at the box office. "If your film 1s all a butchcr·block collection of death. I don't think Horror newcomers. too. arc e>.plor· that really makes them feel that not mg unusual stratC'g.lcs to induce fear onl) 1s the uller be)ond normal In ''The K.Jss," director Densham rauonal acuons but the filmmaker is gives life to a swimming pool. a "'ind too -then the audience 1s not realty chime and an escalator "M> goal is 10 fnghtened." Craven said ... But once try to fuse v1s1on v.1th emouon... \OU do that. you don't need to do it ~De~n_s_h_am~-sai~d_._1_n~"C~h_1ld_'_s~P_la_y_:·~0~'~c~r_a_n~d~o'_c~r_a~ga_1_n~:-·~~~~- Reality beckons TV movies in a hurry By KATHRYN BAKER UT .......... Wtttef NEW YORK -Made·for·TV movies "'based on a true story" arc coming so close on the heels of the real event that maybe we'll soon Just have the movie and slop the e\ent - "World War Ill: A'a1labk NOW on Video!" Liberace died onl) last )ear. but ABC and CBS alread) are ainng made.for· TV movies based on his h fe -ABC's Ill t unday. CB · to'n1ght Last October, Jessica McClure dropped down a well 1n Midland. Texas. Her story will be on >\BC this season. Ryan White, the hemophiliac teen·ager wirh AIDS. 1s suit 1n the news, but his ordeal with a town that shunned him will bemade for TV this season. So will the stof) of "David," the boy whose farher set him afire in a custody dispute fi ve years ago. The space shuttle program is still stru&&ling to recover from the Challenger explosion. but the d 1saster is supposed to come to the small screen this season as a docudrama. aJso on ABC. B} comparison. "The Final Days," an ABC dramauzauon of the Bob Woodward~arl Bernstein book about the end of Richard Nixon's pres1dcnc), looks hkc ancient history. CBS apparent!) wasn't as quick to grab up recent true stones. so 1t will go back as far as singer Karen Carpenter. who died from complications of anorexia. the eaung disorder. for one biographical movie Another true-hfc CBS movie concerns a doctor v. ho was Lhe first to detect AIDS in children. CBS' "Jack the Ripper" 1s based on a true story that became the stuff of much fancy and legend . Annother legendary movie is ··oay One." about the Manhatt~ Project and the race 10 build an atomic bomb. In the area officuon. CBS has Larry McMurtn 's novel "Lonesome Do\e." "'h1ch will be an eight-hour m1n1senes. one of the longer ones these da)s This season ma) mark the end of the era of supeJ·long. b1g~'ent m1n1- senes -v.b1ch actuall~ seemed to end with "Amenka:· but ABC has had a long.term commitment to Herman \liouk's "War and Remem· brance:· the 30.hour sequel to "The Winds of\\'ar:· Eighteen hours of the m1n1senes will air in November .\BCs ··Roots· Kunta Kintc's Gin·· reunites Le Var Bunon (Kun ta K.Jntc) and Louis Gossett Jr. (Fiddler) in a question for freedom that will air around Chnstmas. · NBC. which has a strong regul ar senes hneup and no new ideas other than nppmg off alread} successful ventures, offers. not surpnsmgly. little of excitement in movies and m1n1senes -although they do pro\'1de off-season projects for NBC senes stars. Pierce Brosnan ( .. Rem 1 ngton Steele") stars in a six-hour remake of .. .\round the World an 80 Days." Harry Hamlin ("L. .\. Law") stars in "Favonte o n," a pol111cal drama. Chnstopher Reeve (no NBC credit). Judd Hirsch ("Dear John'} .\nthony Denison ("Cnme Story' ) and Charles Haid (''Hill Street Blues") star in "The Great Escape: The Final Chapter." To Its· credit. though. NBC docs have 1n dc,elopment -with no air date set -"-\nd the Band Pla}ed On." Rand) Shilts" highly praised. non-fiction account of the poht1cal. medical and social ramifications of AIDS. Another wonhy NBC project is "Selma, Lord, Selma," from the producers of "The Cosby Show." a fact·bascd drama about the civil nghts movement an Alabama as seen through the eyes of two young girls. SIGOURNEY ·WEAVER GORILLAS IN THE MIST IPG·tll.:'I\. T he Adventure of Dian Fossey ===.-=.:.-= ·--.. _ .... 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OO·S'00-100-!•lUS El TORO CINEMAS S 0 ~r•• ·f· Torn ~cl 5"1 9~ ClARA'IHIMT (PG1S) ll lS? JM •>1•·9 l!I A,_ ... CALI.D WANDA (R)-Laa.ns - l IS·l-30-'•·11~1020 IWC~TttlARTa DA.Mea 1Z Jl.Z • 4 :J Jt.I·• 11 • • Dlllr ......... llllf L.....,... Kidstuff store appeals to party-gOers, moms By ltATY BOUCHER or .. o..,,... ... There's no mistakina whafs for sale at this sto~. The name "l(jdstuff' says it all. ... However, Linda Canerlin, ·man- ager of KidstufT in Newpe>n Beach, says that children and parents ahke enp·oy the crowded store that features al ·imaginable stuff for the young- sters. K.idstufT opened less than a year a.10 in the Newport Hills' Shopping Center. offering penonaJizcd items. toys. party favors. the latest hair decorations, baby items ~ and all kinds of -stuff." Catterlin, a Newport Beach mother off our. prides herself on her creativi- ty and her ability to generate new ideas. "I try to do all sons of different things in the store." she said. "I love children. I know their names. as well as their mothers', a'nd their binhdays. cenifate, and on their spttial day. they tee to pick anythinJ out of the store for SI ... she said. • Cattcrlin said ahc also acts a lot of buainns from perents who arc shop- pina for birthday presents for ihcir children's friends. ''There arc a lot of children in ~ewport, and most of tbcm in vite their whole class," she said. "Most of the moms of the birthday auests buy the sift here. That's 011 rcasoJl ju imponaot to' know each child -so we don't d uplicatt gifts." . Catterlin said the moms hosting the party also have an advantage. YWc tty to provide a service." she said. As she picked up a rcd-stnped bag adorned with colored nbbons, she explained thcbenefitsavailable to the party-stressed mom. .. This a party ba&," she said. "I personally make each one up for boys and ~rts. The panics usually have a theme. and f coordinate everything forthe1>1rcnt-so all they have to do is pick 1t up." "We have some unique costumes and they sull haven't all arrived." Catterhn said. Holding up a white nened dress equipped wiJh wand. tiara and winp, she said the Sugar Plum fairy costume is by far the most popular for the young ladies this year. She said dinosaurs and robots were probably the most popular for boys. However, she sajd choices are touah when there arc costumes like Lady Guinevere and Sir Lancelot on horseback. "The child slips inside the horse. then dress. or pants. and the hat fits over the head," she said. "H's es- pec1.aUy fun for the Uttle ones - because you know how they Jove to pretend they arc nd1ng horses." Other costume sclecuons include lions. spiders. Superman. balleri nas and wizards-each.carefully sewn. Both Michaelson and Catterlin have plans for the store -including providing stockings 5-feet tall stuffed w11h goodies and toys. Ll.Dda Catterlln aboW8 80me of tbe coetumea and chll4re1l'• party •uppllea available at Kid8tuff In Newport lllll8 Shopping Center. "One thina I thought up was the Binhday Club." she said. "l have a journal and write down the child 's name. age. favorite ~r. color of thei r room and fa vonte toy. "We give them a birthday And because l(jdstuff is geared to children, Catterlin and owner Mary Mic haelson arc getting ready fo r Halloween. · "What makes this store go is coming up with something new," Cattcrlin said. "And I'm always thinking of new and fun ideas.'' Loren~o talking with Icahn about sa.le of Eastern By MARCY GORDON ,,, ............ NEW YORK-Talks about Texas Air Corp. ·s possible sale of its Eastern '\1rhnes subs1d1ary lo nval Trans World Airlines Inc. bnog together two former bitter adversancs. Texas Air apparently has put Eastcm on the auction block. JUSt a few months after Chairman Frank Lorenzo vowed to shareholders thal the ailing unn was not for sale. Sources said last Thursda} that takeover strategJst Carl Icahn. TW .\ 's chairman. was talkrng with Lorenzo about acquinng Mt.ami-based East· cm. That report came a da} after New York developer Donald Trump con- firmed he was nqot1ating with Tcxa!t Air about a possible purchase of Eastem's air shuule operauon and said a contractcouJd be signed br next week. Lorenzo "wants to di vest himself of Eastern Airlines one "av or another:· said Robert Decker. an a1rhne analyst for Duff & Phelps Inc in Chicago. Trump reportedly would pa) more than S300 million cash for the shuttle. which serves New York. Boston and Washington and 1s Eastern ·s mos1 profitable operation. Some analysts said Trump might use 1he shuttle 10 help draw people to his hotel and casino propen1cs 1n Atlantic Cit). N.J. Airl ine analysts suggested Icahn might be willing 10 acquire all of Eastern except the shuttle. Icahn and Lorenzo are 'Wll) and tenacious executives who dueled over control ofTW A three years ago. A lot has changed since then. for both men and for tt:c dereaulated airline bus1· ness. Lorenzo. whose Texas Air empire went on 10 acquire Eastern for $676 million after his TWA bid failed. apparent!) has dt."C1deo that running an unw1eld) and fracuou!> airline compan} 1s too much trouble Eastern hai. bct:n frauaht w11h labor agitation and staggenng financial losses before and since Lorenzo took over. Eastern lost Sl20 m11l1on 1n the first half of the') ear and recenth laid off about 3.000 union cmplO)teS. Texas Air also owns Houston- based Cont1nt:ntal Aarhnes. a non- union earner that rccentl)' has staned to stem Its losse~ For Icahn. who has chased giant Frank Lorenzo companies ranging from L.:SX Corp. to Texaco Inc. in recent )ears. the acqu1si11on of Eastern would make TWA the largest U.S. airline in terms ofrevenue passenger miles. an indus- try mtasurement of capac11y. Icahn 1s sajd to be interested in Eastem·s nnnh-south routes. es- pecially between New York and Miami. as possible feeders into TWA's trans-Atlantic routes. East- em·s Latin American and Caribbean routes also reponcdl} piqued kahn's interest. Eastern's militant workers. who charactenze Lorenzo as a union buster. have been included in talks with Icahn on the possible sale of the a1rline 10 him. sources familiar v.11h the situation said. Such a situation recalls the !TIO\ c b) TWA's ~orkcrs 1n 1985 to talk v.1th Icahn about poss1bl} bu}tng that airline. which Lorenzo was seeking 1n order to stren_gthen the opera11on~ of his othercamer. Continental. .\t that ume. TWA ·s pilot~ Jnd machinists promised Icahn hundred!> of mrll1ons of dollars rn labor con- cessions if he took control. largcl~ because they feared Lorenzo v.ould gut TWA and replace them \\Ith lower-paid workers. a !.tratcg~ Lorenzo had used earlier at C on11m·n- tal. Now. the Eastern unions ta ,or a sale of the enlire airline as a going concern to a fnendl} acqu1rer. "'h1lc lbq. are op~d Lo the. .sale of ind1v1dual assets such as the shuttle. ---------- FRIE EMINAR WILL, TRUSTS AN D CONSERVATORSHIP S • Do you koow that haring an up to datt Will dOfS not 1roid p;obate? • Do you know that a /1~ing Trust un sne yo11 t/IOusands of dollars in taxes 1 • Do you Anow that you can name somtont NOW to take care of you should you become 1ncapac11ated1 ThH~ and many other quu- tlona wm be addrcHed by At· totney James AA Humphreys, Jr., te.dlng Eatate .PJannlng ~ .. llM. at a free Mmlnar. OCTCIO 19 Wtdnelday ClOl»tU fOIUl SAVllCS&U• 714'£ .... bt. ~en•Ktt l:ot ""' ,, •:• ""' OCC r&ises Jab's technOlogy leve~ Dan O'Brien of W.una Beach ew:•mlna Orange Coaat Colle&e'a new F ADAL Machining Center. Below. Ruuel ErlkaOn of Tuatin work• at one of tbe colle&e'a new Dlfltal VAX 2000 computer work •tattona. State-<>f-the-art computer and machining equipment, valued ~t more than $500,000, was recently installed in Orange Coast College's Machine Technology [)cpartmem. The CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Des1gn/Computcr-.\1ded Manufacturing) equipment 1s in the Computenzed Numencal Control Lab in Technology Building Room 11 7 on the Costa Mesa campus. The pubhc 1s invited to an open house and demonstration from I 0 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Wednesday. Oct. 19. "This new equipment has updated 1 he leve l of our technology by at least 10 years." said John J. Waters. an OCC associate professor of machine technology. "For the next seven years or so. our program will be at the cutting edge oftechnolog) in the industry ... Waters said OCC now has the most up-to-date machine technology program of any commun1t} college in th e state. ··our equipment is the same you'll find at the large aerospace and aircraft firms lrke Nonh Amencan R ockv.ell. Northrop, Hughes and Bocmg. .. he said. "Six of our newest enrollees this fall have worked for I 0 or more years in industry. They've enrolled speufically to receive training on this new state-<>f-the-an equipment.'' The college purchased the equipment through a $~75.000 Employer-Based Training Grant. Because of nsnon-profit status. OCC was able to purchase the equipment for an c>.cellcnt price. The equipment includes five D1g11al VAX 2000 computer work stations and a Micro-VAX 11: Bravo 3 CAD/CAM graphics software packaJcs. an NCL-502 full fh c-ax1s graphics package and. a FAD.\L MachaningCenterand a Do-II/Bandit Mill. Add111onal machme tools werr purchased to pro' 1de state-of.the-art work stations in the machine operauon area. "Students arc able to plot and run their programs in full ftve-ax1s graphics on our digital VAX stations," Waters said "They can use the graphics sid( of the software to generate part programs similar to those used by local aerospace companies:· The college will soon lank five small personal computers to the new system. Students will be able to accomplish "lower end" work on the PCs. with.out ta king up time at the VAX 2000 stations. "The personal computers will be a helpful teaching tool." \\aters said. "Some of out students need to acquire PC skills because the) work for firms that do not yet have the mo.re sophisticated equipment.'' Waters said OCC's Machme Technology Depanmcnt has establi shed new lines of commu01cat1on to industl') "This equipment allows u to offer meaningful cducattonal experiences to tndustr; emplo)ees. and man} compantes are eitprcssing an interest in establishing a relationship wtth us. We're alteringourcumculum now to more effecuvel} meet industry needs." A new class, "Aerospace CNC Programming .. has been added. The col!cJc is also teaching "on~1te" clas~s at local businesses. "We re dcsignm~ portable computer stations that v.-e'll take to companies and leave. · Waters said. "We'll be able to train employees right on the' spot. .. A Costa Mesa firm that produces aerospace fastene~. ChcrT) Textron, 1s ofTenng on-sate classes to its cmplo~ecs. taught b) OCC Machine Technology facult> members. ConsUmel' borr~wing up sharply in August $5. 4 b illion more in credit ~as c h arged than paid off credit card debt grew more rapidly. Consumer debt had nsen S3.62 billion 10 Jul}. a 6. 7 percent annual rate. as the pace of borrowing slowed momentarily following several months of raptdgams. nse in Jul}. Together. the gains 1n auto and credit card debt accounted fo r 90 percen t of the O\erall rise 1n consumer borrowing. The categol') lhat includes bank and credit union loans not secured b} real estate rose b) $498 m1lhon. a 3.6 percent rate of increase. while loans for mobrle homes rose $30 million. a 1.4 percent annual rate. WASH INGTON (AP)-Americans took out consumercredn at an annual rate of 10.1 percent m August. up substan1ially from the July borrowing pace. the government reports. In August. auto loans grew by S2.29 brlllon. a 9. 7 ~rcent rate of incrca~ . .followmg a 4. 7 percent pace in July. The Federal Reserve said on Fnda.) that con umers-took' out S-5.44 b11frorrmo~1n CTCd11 than they paid olT in August. as auto loans and . The. category that includes credit card debt r~by $2.29 billion 10 .\ugust. a hefty 18 perttnt annual ratcofgam. following a s1zableS2. I 2 b1lhon The vanous changes left total con!lumer debt ar $6j.l 43 brllron. ~.2 ~t from a }CU earlier. BUSINESS NOT ES ~-· Circuitboai:d companies tnerrge'f Irvine eye sui-gery busiriess sold By T1se Associated Press C011U•ntaJ CJrcoit1 co,.,. of Phoenix. Anz . a!lJS Dlceoa El~ troak1 i.e., of Irvine. have an- nounced a preliminary aarccment 10 merge. Under the airccment. Daceon will exchan~ S3.2S mi llion of tts stock for all of the outstandina stock of Continent.al Circuits, a closely held company that would become a wholl~ owned subs1d1ary of Diceon. The new company would be the country's laraest independent producer of /r1ntcd cm:u11s. the companies s.11 Monda~. '1h seemed hke a tood fit:• satd Michael 0 . Flan. c:h.a1rman of Con- tinental Circuits. "A pubhc stock offtnna could ha ve ~n two to thrtt yc&B away and the market 11 still 1n a suttofnux .. TM ~ment 11tpula1n tha1 Con· tincnuil Omuts wtlt renwn auton· omous for at lea$t lhret )Uri. No 1mmed11• chantrt are planned for cmplo)'mcnt lt•els or ~ucts a1 Conunental Circuits. Flatt said. He said his role with the new company has not yet been defined. Tenns of the agreement uc sublcct to approval by both companies' boards, A final aarument is expected by the end of the year. Continental Csrcwts employs more than 750 people in Phoenix. • • • C..,er Cea. a.c. an Palo Alto has agreed to sell its eye surscry bus1neH for $32' mllhon to a subs1d11ry of Swiss coqlomcrate Nestle S.A .. CooP'f:lianed• lctterofintent with Alcon l.abof'ltonn Inc. for its Irvine unit. C.... .. PN.1-which Klis '°me Slm milHOtt 1n eye lUl"lttY equipment each ~r. utd comp1ny ~~esman OeM Ellbree last Thul'> too9P SurlicaJ is an optfalint unit of'CQOPrrC'OI., and was fonntrly pen of C~n. Coopa"1 ~ mrc tublidilry. ··Akon it 1 ~company 1n the "*°" iftdUMt)'. arid c~ bu bid a '°"' mauonlh•P w11b 1hf company," Elsbree said. In 1984. Nestle attempted to buy Coopcrvision. but the federal Trade Commission squashed the deal. Cooper Cos .. a health care prOducts concern. has cut operations and intends to sell off all of its businesses. It bas bcu sclhna off business« since it announced plans to hqu1date last May. Eartiet .this )'ear. Cooper sold Cooperv111on's U.S. contact kns solutions business to Wcsley-Jesstn. a Chacaa<> subsidiary of Scherin1· Plouah COf"P. in New Jersey. for $40 milllOft. 11 also sold the in~rnational ~ent of that busenns to Cibl· ~.aSwi11druacotnP1n)'. fvrS~ mtlf.On. Elsbree •id Cooper is d11iCusjina tht ale of its s~ mmion rnt'dlC&I d~ IUl*diar)'. Cooptt Tech- necon, tl9c C~'"°" wotklwidt C'Oftlld leM IMinn&. Ind I .maD plMlie and recon111UCt1ve surtr!)' ProcSuca unit. c~ Cos. Owtt I touil of about J 700 million. Bonuses replacing pay raises SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Twelvt' pcrcen1 of 2. 700 com- panies 10 a national salary survey arc ofTcnna one-time bonuses instead of pay raises to employees. and anolhcr 14 per- cent arc cons1deri na them. "B> making lump.sum pay- roents. coml)ln1es can provide add1t1onaJ cash to cmployc« without tncrcasinJ the com- pany' sala ry base, said Anhur Handy, head of \he local offi~ of the: Wilham M Mercer Mc1d1naer Hansen consult1n1 fl rm. "Ifs a form of pay for ptrformance that rewtrdl top employtes." added H1ndy lat Thursday dunna the annual mectina Of lhe Ammcan Com- penu11on AMOC .. tion. The sun-ey al'° predicts PIY rattct tn 1919 will bt ldmtical IO tlHt ~·· uer111. · whidl ,.., from 5.1 """"'' ror tec"hn1nl wortm 10 ,,6 prrct'nt fbr top tl«Ullvtl. • SH of H AN ADVERTISING SUPPlEMENT TO THE ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1988 l!I Coronado Pointe meets home buye rs expect ations ro ado Pointe In Laguna N el. an exclusive gate- i' rded ocean-view colony of 68 semi-custom residences. Is living up to the expectations of coasfal · homebuyers. Boyd Martin. senior vice president of Custom Living Homes and Communities. said. "The Initial reaction has been very Impressive." he said. ·'Luxury home shoppers are enthusiastic a~ au.r unique customizing program, and appreciate our per- sonalized approach . to home- . bulldln·g." Situated on a crown ridge overlooking Monarch Beach . Coronado Pointe also offers a residential location on one of the last ocean-view sttes found along Orange County's Gold Coast. Lot proportions rangtng in size from 8.000 to 12,000 square feet are another benefit of Coronado Pointe. "It ls rare to find homesltesofthlsslze In the premium coastal· areas.·· Martin said. _ Coronado Poin te DeTeloper: Custom Living Homes and Communities. Type of denlopment: cus- tom homes. Price ranie: mld-$700.000s. 8Qaare rootaee: 3.429 to 4.726. Namber of plau: ctfstom. Plnanclnal: Conventional. satee office: 249-7604. or Monter.ey archttectu!e. Buyers may distinguish their' Individual homes with custom exterior finishes. By blending Old World craftsmanship with buyers' customized choices. the· tra- ditional home designs become a personal •statement of elegance and style. The four- ana five-bedroom plans en- compass from 3.429 to 4, 726 square feet of lntertor area featurtng foyers with circular stalrwasys. maid's rooms. li- braries. game/exercise rooms. as many as four full baths. private ma~ter suite retreats, kitchens with cooktop Islands and three-car ga rages. Special appointments Include. up- stairs balconies. bay win- dows. French doors and vaulted ceHlngs. ..,_ According to Martin. home- buyers are invited to actively participate In the custom com- pletion of their new residence. "Buyers are offered a selection of custom cnotces and options during the construe on stages so they can personalize and upgrade their floor plan as tt Is being bullt." he said: "The resurt Is a distinctive home that Is truly an Individual expression of one family's life- style." Designed by Robert f:arl & Associates for Coronado Pointe. ls a collection of five two-story floor plans with classic Mediterranean. Italian Buyers may cus tomize their home by selecting marble or ceramic tile floor covertngs. wall treatments. fireplace de- sign. crown moldings. cabi- netry styles and finishes. ap- pliances. hardware and elec- trtcal switches and outlets. Bu yen may add cutomtnnc touches to lnterlon and ezterlon of tbe home they chooee at Coronado Pointe. PFices begin from the mld- $700.000s. Prior to the grand opening of the model complex. prospective purchasers may view the fl oo r plan choices and place their names on an early reservaJlon list. The on-site sales facility Is open from .8 a.m. to &p.m. daily. To visit Coronado Poi nte. take the San Diego Freeway (405/5) to the Crown Valley Parkway exit a nd proceed west . Follow Crown Valley Parkway to Pacific Island Drtve and tum right. Follow the signs to the sales factltty at 57 Coronado Pointe. For more information. call (714) 249-7604. Lyon homes offered to Irvine workers BIA/SC convention Three of the nine floor pla ns story. a lthough Plan AA Is a n 10 planned th1•·s month now offered a t West park upper-level unit f eaturlng a Tiempo may be purchased by loft. Pla n A a nd Plan AA · qualified first-time buyers . include one bedroom and one · Members of the Southern who a re employed In Irvine. ba th. while Pla n B offe rs two California construction Indus- under the city's lncluslon ary bedrooms or optional den. a nd try · w lU gather at the 22nd Housing Progt"a m. two full baths. a nnual convention of the "These homes provide a n Building Industry Association excellent home ownership op-Other homes at Westpark of Sou t h e rn California portunlty for single pro-Tlempo feature two a nd three (BIA/SC). which meets Oct. fesslonals or young couples... bedrooms. optiona l dens. pow-20-23 at Tess Parker's Red J ohn Horner. sales manager der rooms. fireplaces and bay Lion Resort In Santa Barbara. for The William Lyon Co. 's and solarium window~. The· convention brings South O r a n ge County Additional highlights In-together residential and com- Dt vlslon. "To qua lify for the elude vaulted celllngs and merclal builders. developers. tncluslona ry Housing Pro-walk-in closets In master subcontractors and others as- gram. a buyer must not exceed bedroom s uites of various soctated with the construction maximum annual Income re-homes. ceramtc-tlled kitchen Industry. qulrements ($56.765) and countertops . cultured marble Three floor plana are aTailable to quallfled buyen at Ttie a nnual Awards Lu nch - mus t work within the city of pullman tops In ba ths. lndl-Westpark Tlempo. eon honoring ou tstanding Irvine... vldual laundry area a nd members of the association. Those floor pla ns offered tn fenced front pa tio or deck. fast/buffet bar. Including the naming of the San Diego Freeway (4051 to the program are Plan A -Kitchens have Whirlpool ap-Model homes. decorated by Culver Drive and travel north Builder of the Year a wa rd Aurora. Plan AA -Anada pliances. Euro-designed ca bl-Carole Etc he n lntertors of to Alton Parkway. Turn west winne r a nd the elecUon of new and Plan B -Brlsas. Prtces nets with oak trtm. easy-care Santa Ana. are open from IO on Alton Parkway and drive to offi cers are two high lights of begin fro m less t han sheet vinyl flooring and a .m. to 6 p.m. da lly. Harva rd Ave n ue. the event. open to more than SI f0.000. lumlnlous ceilings. Ma ny To reach the model complex For more Information. call 2.000 BIA SC member com- All three plans are s ing.le-kitchens also feature break-at Westpa rk Tlempo. ta ke the (714) 4 74-8329. panics from Los Angeles. Or-a n g e . R f\· e r s I d e . S a n Is affordable housing in the future? Top executives debate attainable over affordable ( I remember during my days at The Irvine Co. in the early 1980s. all the lengthy dis- cussion. hand-wrtnglng and brow-beating that went on /--over the question of~fordable housing. "'.., Not only did top-company executives spend valuable time debating the various mer- its -and demerits -of affordable housing Itself. but they would spena consider- able time discussing whether or not to even ca11 It "af- fordable housing." For some reason. the term sounded socialistic. I guess. and one really top executive said he liked the sound of "attainable housing" better. So tnat's what It was called until another even htgher ex- ecutive came along and chan.ied ll back to affordable. As 1he old aaytng ~· af. fordable housing ts. by any other name. stm affordable housing. lt ts also an unrealistic Idea. I think. especially aa It relates to for-sale housing. It relies on artlflctally depttieed pnctna to defy the la .. of the martlet- place and creates an unfair burden on ~ about every- one. eapectillly on the poor slob down th~ atrttt who had to scratch a nd save for ma ny years to buy his little cottage a t fair market va lue ... and~ now he has to pay for someone else's privilege to purchase a home he hasn 't really earned. lraise the Issue of affordable housln~ because I ha ve heard througfi the grapevine that the concept Is once aRaln being talked about at tne county government level. The county. If you remem~ once tried to mandate developers to bulld affordable housing In the un- incorporated parts of the county from the late 1970s throu~ mid· 1986. Ftnally. wtser hea d s prevailed and the policy was dcep-slxed. Whtie It was a grand government scheme to llelp Ulose less fortunate. In some cases It ended up bcn- eflttlng those more fortunate who connived to take advan-taac of the situation. I heard tales of Independently wealthy people buying "af- fordable houatng ... holdlng on to It only as Iona as requlrcd and then selling n for windfall profits. Jn the affordable housing heydays of the early 80s. the was one work=couple l! knew who. ~ er. could prombly have t a nt« home on thetrown. and should have. However. they fooled mother Oranile and ~re lucky errE foo wtn a lOttery for thetr ll ol a Hukle condo In na Point buUt th~ the uetatance ol the DANIEL J. CARLSSON county. 'fhe value of that condo has undoub~e\:t ly gone up rather substa ntially. a nd. consider- In~ the fa£t that they Initially pald less for their new home than wha t It would have co t In a free ma rket situation. their a ppreciation has been even more. Appreciation that 1. as a taxpayer. helped subsidize for two people who. at the t101e. could afford to ltve much better than I. The~ are probably many other similar stories about the lnequtues of affordable hous- ln~. So why rc_surrcct It? But. says th<>Sc of you who approve of the con«pt. where wlll the people live? Especially in Orange County today. where the median pr1ce of a horn~ ls the highest In the nation -and promtscs to get considerably higher. Apartments. retorts an analyst f rlend of mine who has been followtng the county's real estate market for •• long aa an~ne. tr the county ana cttles really want to provide affordable shelter. then they lhould do evft)'thln& tn thetr power. he eays. to e"8Uft that a dequate rental housln~ Is built . He s uj1Jtests a 50/50 bala nce of for -sale hou Ing a rtd apartme nt Why. he asks. should coun- ty governme n t. or any level of government fo r that matter. us e taxpayerc;· money to s ubsidize for-ale housing fo r people who could not other- wise afford it? Conceptually. tha t 's no d ifferent tha n subs idizi ng the purchase of a new Mercede for someone who couldn't otherwise afford tt. In both ca es. government ts dol n~ a little social engineer- ing 6y sub ldlzlng a liTestyle that the r.eclplenfs have not yet earned. Maybe someday they will. maybe they won't. but tt should be left up to their Individua l determtnatton whether they do or not. But how can houstng be made affordable wtthoul gov- ernment Intervention? Another an alyst frtend say• the only way to do tl In a frtt market environment Is to In- crease upply Ltmtted supply Is the primary ~ason why county housing prtces •~ ln- crcasrng at a mlnd-blowtng 30 percent a year. It's basic econ- omics: as more homes become available. the prtces will go Clown. In the nwantlme. people who can't afford to buy a hOIM or a new Merttdes. should ltve tn an •partmml and drive last ynr·s~hevy. And the J':"m· ment ahoukl etay out It. Berna r dino. Ventura and Santa Barbara countle The con\'entton also marks the return of trade ex hibit to the con\'entlon schedule. ac- cording to co\'enllon chairman Roy Hu mphrey . pre tdent of S h ea Homes Twenty-six manufacturers and suppliers will display the la te t prod- ucts . Remodeler me-mbers of the association can learn "How To Make Money ln Remodeling'· during an all-day seminar presented by nationally known remodeli ng expert Walt Stoepplwertb on Thurs- da y. A cocktail reception for ten- nis. golf a nd seminar partici- pants heralds the opening of the exhtbll area Thursaay evenln~. while members of the Spike Club. BIA/SC'S top new member recruiters. will enjoy a reception a nd dinner In their honor at the Santa Barbara Historical Society Museum. Convention activities swing Into fu ll gear .,on Friday wit.Fi the opening breakfast and the annua l awards luncheon honoring the outstandtng ach ievements during the year by members Two eoucatlonal seminars. one on the no- growth movement and one featuring a P&nel of prominent builders. also highlight Frt- day's acllvllle . The conventlon·s theme party ... A Fiesta by the Sea." celebratin g the r egion 's Spanish herttage. closes r rt- day 's events. Registration ls $250 for memoers and $230 fo r spouses and guests. Regis- trati on materials a nd more tnf ormatton may be obtained from BIA/SC. 15 7 1 Beverly Blvd .. Lo Angeles. 90026. Call (213) 250-8965 0Nnge COMt DAILY PILOT/ Sunday. October t . 1988 .. The William Lyon Co. ts preparing to open f urntshcd models fo preview the new stNl)e-famtly detached homes of Belvtsta and Montterra tn Tl~ta Korte. a new planned community being de- velo~ by The Luk Co. and The WWlam Lyon Co. ap- proxtmatel):' 19 mUes north of downtown San DfeRo. The preview sliowlng of Belvtsta and Montlerra homes ts planned for this weekend (Oct. 8-9). Garry Tarquinio. regional manager for the San Otego Division of The Wtlllam Lyon Co .. said. . Four two-story. fumtshed model homes wtll be displayed at Belvlsta. Featurln~ three and four bedrooms wtih 2 1 /2 or 3 baths. the residences .wm range from approximately 1.551 to 2,038 square feet. Mont1erra will feature l wo- story homes with three and four bedrooms and 2 I /2 or three baths. Four floor plans, designed for active family llv-ln~. will off er a choice of three exlertor elevations each. Square footaj{e wttl ran~ from approximately 1.885 to 2.164 square feet. .~ Homes at Belvlsta and Mon· uerra are dest~ed by award· winning arcfittects Hales· Langston. A priority drawing for Belvlsta and Montterra fiomes In Tlerrasanta Norte wtll be held on· the weekend of Oct. 22-23 for pre-qualified pro· spcctlve homcbuyers. De· 8amltomoRMlt7•De'nlop- talled rules for the drawing meat CocnpaaJ CA IDc •. la wm be available tn the sales the dev.,topcr. office. For more Information. Featuring 43 residences call (619) 453-3332. priced from the 8270.000s to Tlerrasant.a Norte may be the low-$400.000s. the phase reached by taking the San will have 169 homes when Dleao Freeway (405/5) south completed. to SOiedad Freeway (route 52). To visit Waterford Pointe, Go cast to Sen to Road and turn south Drive to Antigua take the San Otego Freeway Boule~ardanddrfveeasttothc f405/5) to the Highway development l /Beach Cities exit. "'Travel ·... · north on Pacific Coast High· .Phase -111 . at.. Waterford way. turn north on Street of Polnte in Dana Point opens -nle Gofcren Lan em. and rtgtit this weekend (Oct. 8-9). The on Dana Point Drive. Folfow Qpcntng wlll feature a lottery the s tgns to the sales office. drawing open to any whtch ts located at 33635 tntcrestea home shopper who Sundown Courttn Dana Potnt. registered at the sales office For more Information. call before th is weekend . (7 14) 496·4 717. Moeher Jamee a•nne iiloeher has been named to-eo. n Romee' newly created director of marl(cung position. according to company president Jack Dangelo. Mosher prevlousfy served as director of marketing for the mastcr- planned community of Coto de Caza In Orange County. Recreation highlights·Ran~ho San Clemente Mosher wut be active In the management of a,11 adverttstng. public relations and on-site merchandising at Costain projects. In this capacity. she wlll report ,to Costain 's'llew vice pr'""stdent of ~les-anctmarkettng Jutte Newcomb. Her Immediate project .Involvement will be at Costatn's currently selling developments at mastel": planned East Highlands Ranch In San Bernardino County and Rancho Callfornta In Riverside County. , Southern caHfornla famil - ies who desire a scenic home· town environment with all the tngredtents for an active. rec- reation-oriented ltf estyle have found lt In WSLA Develop- ment Corp.'s master-planned Rancho San Clemente. Located tn the coast-al hills of San Clemente. the 2.000· acre community provides a variety of stngle-famtly homes. condominiums and apartment neighborhoods enhanced by parks and rec· reatton areas. shopping centers and a business park. More than 1.000 acres are dedicated to open . space. providing residents with areas for jogging. hiking and bicycle riding. Rancho San Clemente ls the site of three recreational facllf- ttes: a world-class softball center: the Pacific Golf Club. a 27-hole Gary Player-designed golf course: and the Rancho San Clemente Tennis and Fit- ness Club. Spanning 10 acres. the Ten- nis and Fitness Club Includes 19 tennis courts, an Olymplc- stzed swtmmtng pool. spa. complete Nautilus exercise equipment. child care center and restaurant. . During the next few months, three new neighborhoods will debut at Ran c ho San Clemente. providing new selections of slngle-f amtly homes and ren tat apartments. Richmond American ts de· veloplng Richmond Pointe, which wlll provide homes with two or three bedrooms and up to 1.950 square feet of Interior living space. These·resldences will f>e priced from the hlgh- S 100.000s. Visitors may reach Rancho San Clement.e by taking the San Otego Freeway (405/5) to the Aventda Pico exit. Go east to Calle del Cerro and turn ·south. drive on· to the sales and Information center, open I 0 a .m. to 5 p.m. dally: except Friday. For more Information, call (714) 498-1714 or WSLA De· velopment at(~ 14) 979-4555. A l 3~year Industry veteran.Mosher..prevtously was a partner fn a $20-mllllon townhome project In Northern California where she handled all marketlng and sales acttvtttes. Before this. sh.e served nine years with Regis Homes and was a vice president of Its property management subsidiary. Mosher Is a member of the OrangeCoun,ty-Chapter of the Building Industry Association. the Home Builders Council ancfthe Sales & Marketing Council. She resides with her f amtly In Newport Beach. • •• ' Larle Franz has been named marketing manager for Coto de Caza, the 4.000-acreniaster·planned residential community In SouU(ern Orange Co4nty. The an- nouncement came f~m Coto de Caza vice president Rod Gilliland. -ti ... Fieldstone Co. plans 241-home community Franz-ls a veteran In land deve1opment, ana has worked In the Orange County residential real estate Industry for the past six years. Before being nameQ marketing manager. she served as m~keflng assistant at Coto, developing sales data and market research for the community . The Fieldstone Co. of New- port Becich has announced plans for Spinnaker Bay. a new luxury waterfront de- velopment In the Marine Stadium area of Alamitos Bay of Long Beach. "Spinnaker Bay represents a new mtlestone for The Field- stone Co .... Frank Foster. pro-· ject manager. said. "Field· stone Is well-known through- out Southern Call forn ia for the quality of the homes we bu rid . but never before have we had the opportunity to combine luxury homes with such a spectacular setting ... When completed the com· munlty will consist of 241 single-family detached homes, surrounded by la nd- scaped common areas. Con· structlon will be under way • shortly on the mddel home complex. Designed by the nationally known architectural firni . The Berkus Group. the homes will offer designs reminiscent of the homes of Naples and Bel- mont Shore. Ranging In size from I .900 to 2.500 square feet. the three- and four bedroom. two-story homes will feature lavish mas- ter bedroom suites. Captain's lofts with observation decks and formal dining-rooms. . A previous position Included project manager for Kroh Brothers Development.' "I am delighted to be given the opportunity to serve as marketing manager." Franz said. "Coto de Caza Is a unique development and I look forward to the challenge." ~ ... . Lee J ames has joined Akin• Devel opement Co. as project superintendent. In that capacity. he will oversee on-site development and construction at Akins' Dove Canyon residential project. consisting of 118 single· family detached homes. MORTGAGE RATES Figures as of Thursday, Oct. 6 FIXED ADJUSTABLE . Int rat Do~olnt• Lock-In ..... lntrat Down Point• Lock·ln Margin ..... ..... Py (% > (d•r•> LOlln ..... Pymt (%) (deJ•) (%) Loen American Interstate S&L 10.500 10 1.500 15 168 8.500 1gg. 1.500 15 2.625 250 Bank of America 10.250 20 2.000 15 168 7.875 2 1.500 60 2.250 1000 Bright Mortgage 10.2.50 05 1.500 60 168 7.8-n; 05 2.000 60 2.750 168- Constitution Federal S&L 10.500 20 2.000 15 168 8.000 20 1.500 15 2.375 168· Empire of America 10.500 05 0.750 30 168 8.125 25 2.250 30 2.250 300 Far West S & L 10.250 10 2.000 20 188 8.250 10 1.500 00 2.500 500 Fidelity Federal S&L 10.750 10 1.500 00 168 8.000 20 1.500 45 2.350 350 First Interstate Bank 10.750 10 1.750 45 250 9.250 20 1.500 45 ).750 500 Glendale Federal S& L 10.750 20 2.000 30 168 8.150 10 1.750 75 2.750 300 Hawthorne S&L 11.125 20 2.000 15 168 8.000 20 1.500 15 2.250 168 Home Federal S&L 10.500 05 2.000 14 168 8.375 16 2.000 45 2.750 500 Investment S&L 10.375 05 2.000 45 -168 8.375-20 1.500 45 2.250 350 Lo~ Beach S&L 10.250 10 2.000 15 168 8.000 10 1.500 21 2.500. 300 Mar ners Bank 10.300 20 1.500 15 168 7.750 20 1.500 15 2.375 1000 Mechanics National Bank 10.500 10 1.250 30 168 6.S75 25 1.000 30 2.500 500 Mission Viejo Nat·1 Bank 10.500 10 1.500 10 168 8.500 10 2.000 10 2.750 168 Pacific Savln~s Bank 10.500 05 1.000 45 168 8.000 20 1.500 SQ 2.876 500 Quaker City &L 11.000 10 2.000 00 168 8.000 10 1.500 60 2.500 250 Republic Federal Savings 10.375 05 1.000 75 168 7.250 20 2.000 75 2.125 500 Security Federal Savings 10.625 10 2.000 00 168 9.000 10 1.000 00 2.250 168 Southern Calif. Savings 10.375 10 0.000 07 168 8.125 10 0.500 45 2.750 250 Trust Savings Bank 10.750 10 2.000 00 168 8.125 20 1.500 00 2.250 500 United Calif. Savings 11.000 20 2.000 20 600 7.875 10 1.500 45 2.750 500 Valley Federal S&L 10.625 10 1.500 30 168 7.750 10 1.500 60 2.375 250 Western Financial Services 10.250 10 2.000 21 168 7.625 10 1.500 60 2.000 250 lllter .. t rate lor tldjuttable rata morlgeges (ARM) IS a low lntrOducl~te lor the fltat llOjUStmetlt period, APR IOf both Ila-' and ARM'°"'' W1M be Ng11er OooM1 oayrNW1t la amount ol CNll(% OIMlelpricelpald to lef>det ptlO< to mon~contract Poklta ••%0! loenl>lllance paid 10 lenoer a11:.M0110enclo9inQ LOCI<· 1t1 19 tM number Of deys lende< guel'llnl-rai• ortor 10 ~ Maalmom loen ( la tf>a mulmum lef>det -toen under gl....., t•ma. Al rat• subi.ct 10 Cllanot Verity rate aoid 1 .. ms or•<>< to app/ylflg IOI a io.n AH lende<s c arge othet tees In .Odltlon to 11\0M thOwn INDEX SUMMARY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ADJUSTABLE MORTGAGES RATE AVERAGES Thia week Leat w .. k 4 weetlaego Contomllng Non-conforming 11th District 7.66 7.59 7.59 fixed Prime rate 10.00 10.00 10.00 15 year 10.308 10.666 3 month T-blll 7.30 7.18 7.18 30 year 10.478 10.904 6 month T·bill 7.48 7.34 7.41 Ad)ueteble 1 yr. treasury note 8.18 8.07 8.01 6 month 7.961 8.096 3 yr. treasury note 8.62 8.54 8.52 1 year 8.b55 7.942 5 yr, treasury note 8.73 8.67 8.64 PRIVATE GOLF CLUB lWENll'·SEVEN HOLES GARY PLAYER COURSE ELEGANT CLUBHOUSE EIGHTEEN 1ENNIS COURTS CHILD SA . 8 ·~ -· WHERE THE PRIVILEGED PLAY Call the information center. Open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.1 except Friday. (7-14) 498-1714 3::>VdS N3d0 S11VU ONIOOOf • ~ ~ jNo Pointsl ARM Home Loans • 80% to $500,000 • 90% to $250,000 • Owner Occupied, 1-4 Units '• Non-Owner, 1 Unit • 11th District Index • No. Negative Amortization • 60 Day Rate Lock FN:IFIC S\VING5 BANK 111 -•"" -.11 .... ,. -......... .,..._ . ' . ...., Call (714) 881-8380 aak for Retan fAndtns, oreall(714) 881.otlOO {il Bolts and blk .. end campers and colleges • 111 the thing• 11111 mike sum- mer fun can be found In clalaffied associated ~ .. •'"-•,.., • < P "4 ~ R l"'C ~ h f'alt">cM. ~j . Merrill Lynch Realty (714) 1....-C0tona del Maf l•ES IPEI lllllY 1·1 unu l$Ull_ .... ~ .. ss7t ............... 211 ...._ 2 Story, 3Bdrm. 2Bath .. .. T Boland r• cesT• MESA. .... Sl2s,Mt ..... 2s1 ., ..... View of park .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 0. Mllltr UM aw ..... --.. -Slst.................. 111 ftl "91 38drm, + Oen . .., M Mink ...... mw 1ius ..... sss1 ......... tts SaMcattte upanSIOn Opportumtf!S . . .. .. .. . .... . .. .. l Curet .. Cll .... --.St2t ................. 211 c.i. ... custom home. view . .. .. . M Thomas Graves .. Cll ............ $3 .... , ... _____ llS CnltM lease 28drm. 2&lh townhome.... .. M. Rousselot Ull ISU. ... -·-·· 1145, ... ___ ....... 225 "' .... Slldrm. Contemporary ...... .. . C Ross NmSIU IWT .......... Mts ................ 2 ...... 38dtm, 4Bath...... .. .. ... .......... ... ... . B. S"1ndalt U .... -.. .... SSlt .......... _ ..... JH LMl• "Holle" plus mcome. H Markas _.Ill .......... sses ............ au -... 38dfm. 48'th llOme. ... ... .. .. ··-·-8111 Saunders -.. -.U-51"·"'-ltll ..... ,., ....... 38drm. JBath ....... -···· . 0 Johnson "Hlll•l ."_ .. mu•.-... -Mt£.... twt *"'· 211lh Condo .. . ..... . .. J f111Ster 111 lllffL--UM,set .......... ltZ 111A1 s.tt ..... v............. .. .. .. . H Swanson .. .. .. ,_ M4•.•--.. -·-tit ..... 21*11 + lld'rm/a.th ............... ~ ............ S w.tllf • w11 SJ4UM ... lUI 11111 •1 .. + fllftlly Roolil. . ·-·" 8 Slf,..con · --E1.-MS1,5"-IUl1 flnlt l.Mel llft. 38dnn ..... -... ..... . .. -... '"' T. r-.... 1 tlOO Cotone del ..., IL' ' • ' l I I ' ' L' i1, t' I I l 1 t ~ I I 1 • J ' WATERFRONT HOMES, INC., PROUDLY PRESENTS A FABULOUS BAYFRONT ESTATE ON PRESTIGIOUS LINDA ISLE World class quality in a prime view location with docking fa cilities for 2 large yachts plus several side ties. One of the island's finest properties offering three ,complete bedroom suires, each with fir~place plus b;lnquet size dining room, fam ily room with full sit-down bar, skylit gourmet kitche.~ and graci<?us bayfront living room. Open. beam ce1h~gs, extensive built-ins the use of the finest materials and rare attentio~ to the smallest detail combine ro create the ultimate in casual elegance. Custom lighting-," sound and security systems .................................... ~,975,000 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtors 631-1400 NEWPORT BEACH O'FICE Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate Services CORNER OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO 644-9060 THE :: 1 COMPANY IN SO. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS NEW LISTINGS N.B. BLUFFS . SS85.000 Popular 3 BR "Delores" plan on wide greenbelt. Fresh as a daisy. and re8:dY for 8:ccupancy. Cul· de-ac Location offers quiet & privacy. BAYCREST • $415,000 Custom single storv on 2 lots. Pvt yafd wi th lrg pool. fruit tree & ll\' acces . 3 BR. formal DR. den. FR, wet bar, A/C & 2 F/P. Great buy! JASMINE CREEK 1449,000 Dramatic Plan IV lovely light decor with private patios and garden. paciou~ 3 bedrooms plus expanded family room. Central air. ORVINE TERRACE Sl,200,000 Magnificent view of ocean bay a nd city lights. 4 BR with inner courtyard pool. Family room with wet bar. Security system. Ca"ll fo r apt. LIDO ISLE UDO ssgo,ooo Wonderful Bayfront. Large condo completely remodeled in off white and mirron-. 2 stone patios. Boat slip available. UDO $595,000 Want to enjoy Bavfront living at a fraction the cost of other Bayfront8? Consider this gorgeous 8th floor penthouse w/unsurp~ sed \'iews! owe trade. LIDO PARK S795,000 A touJ:h of Manhatten in the heart of Newport Beach. Panaromaic ocean view from this spec- tacular 7th floor, 2 bedroom, 2 · i bath. Seller may trade. LIDO ISLE '799,500 Charming 3 BR + den + office on wide _lot. Master BR has a private BA. Open 3+ bnghl noorplan w/french d oors to large unny patio. LIDO •t,900,000 Luxury with incredible view , high ecurity with 4 BR, 5 BA. Nothing else like it because owner put l'tJO units together . UDO BAYPIONT U ,900,000 S~cular location, 85' primt frontage on tip of Lido. Spectacular home . .a BR, i BA with e:i qubite decor. Spectacular yacht facilities for a smaU fiotilla. SpectMula.r price-pool included at no utni cbaire- OPEN HOUSES SATURDAY ~EWPORT HTS 3 BR • FR LAGCNA BEACH 2 BR OLDE CDM DCPLEX 2 2 EAST BLUFF 4 BR H.V. HILLS 4 BR BAYSBORES 3 BR, FR BLUFFS 3 BR H.V. HOME ·4 BR, FR LAGUNA BEACH 2 BR OLDE CDM D PLEX 2 2 EASTBLUFF 4 BR SRAVlEW 4 BR BEACON BA\' 2 BR -l BR NEWPORT HTS 3 BR HARBOR RIDGE 4 BR NEWPORT BEACH 3 BR, FR JA Ml 'E CREEK 3 BR. FR $429.900 614 GARY PLACE H. STOCKWELL $449.000 2060 OCEAN WAY J . ROBBI N $459,000 520 NARCISSl'S D. GOLDSBERRY S530.000 2226 ALTA VISTA G. ANDER "O!'\ 8698.500 3719 PARK GREEN D. TROL'T $825,000 2532 VlSTA DRIVE J. MACMTLLIAN SUNDAY S3 5,000 410 PLATA K. PARKER • 2627 PORT WRITB\' $429.900 G. LIVING TON S449.000 !061> OCEAN WAY J . ROBBI~S ~459,000 5%0 NAllCI l' L. ROE '530.000 222& ALTA \'I TA D. TROl'T 1910 YACHT MARIA '565.000 E. BROW~ ~695,000 29 BEACON BAY D. VALE~'TINE $i9S.OOO 1'01 K.lNG RD 8799,500 D. GOLD BERRY 50 arDGEUNE E. OLSON 925,0003713 EASHORE DR D. MEEDEf. ~59.000 12 WRITEWATEI C. MCMAHA NEWPOIT HEIGHTS429,900 tl4 GAIY PL 3 BR, FR -H. l'OCKWELL HV BIL~ 4 BR BLUE GAU. 4 BR $698,500 3719 PilK GUEN H. STOCKWELL 70'5 RlDDBN TIAlt R. KURTZ NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT BEACH 1429.900 Charming 2 story. 3 BR. 2 • BA home on a quiet cul-de-sac. Private backvard w'lu h Jand· scaping. Upgrades throughout. A great value. HA.RBOR \lEW '429.900 Wonderful fam.llv home...Attracuve decor with light bri~ht colors. 4 BR plus FR with FP EASTBLllf F 1439,900 tep into .Jolly Old En1dan~. Bea~tiful hi&hly upgraded cottage in a park hke ,ettmg. 3 BR. 2 BA. You will love 1t. ~EW"PORT HEIGHT S629,00<i Cape Cod style w 5 BR. 5 BA. Beamed ceilings. french doors. stained glas5 wmdow . LR. FR and master suite all with fireplaces. Spacious yard w spa. BALBOA S670,000 High income from duplex located m the heart of where all the .JlCtion ts on t he oceanfront down near the ~ewport pier. BA \'FRONT S i95.000 Panoramic views to jett~ 60' boat slip now available. Gorge<>u redone 2 BR. tile floor . new kitchen. 45 · patio on the water. detail perfect. SEWPORT HEIGHTS '796,000 Fabulous 180° view of all of Newport ~arbor "Entire econd floor master bedroom uite, large deck plus patw Thre-e fireplaces . HARBOR RIDGE 1799,500 A fabulous 180° view from th1~ estate home. Quality throughout 4 BR. library and large fa mily room. Within step~ of the pool One of your mo t pretigiou area~ BA f BOIES S !6,000 A tradiuonal 3 BR. 3 BA home plus den on a large corner lot. Very pm·ate ma ter uite. T~o ~auttful pati08. The borne you have been wait- ing for . BELCOlllT Sl,S?&,000 "'1tuated in a \·erv secludtd & pr1\'&le location, this 4 BR custom home offers ta~teful. neutral decor, lg. pool & spa. aerur1t\1 sya~m. A/C, wet bar. 3 car garqe -+ mott! · LINDA ISLE llMI .... "pectacular, corttemeorary, remodeled. bayfrOitt turopean kitchen. 4 BR, 61'! BA. tu.mU. bMla. ~iew. tarp alip ,+ IOUth p100. OVER 100 OFFICES TO Sf RV£ YOU IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ONfile 00.. OAM.Y N.OTI II 1•1"• 0D11UF I, .. -~ .. PllME UST ER IPEI 11111 SllllY 1 ·I . 111 YIA Ull II•, Ull ISU 4BR. 38A, playroom, 3 view levels, pier and float. Sandy beach. S 1,995,000 New on the nwtcet -"Beloourt" qullllty In CdM. New ~ kitchen, ell new .- ptlMCM & ceblnett. ExpMded mut• eutte. Frenctt doors & wtndow9 thru-out. White Olk ~ & pfuth carpeting. New roof. Mutt ... to bellew. Vecant & reedy to mov. In. Excellent vetue at sen.ooo. . BILL &RUIDY, REALTOR (714) 171-1111 A clullfled ad It en euy way to Mii your metchM· dlM, and It'• Ml)I on your Wiiiet, 100. Just bec8Ule lt'1 caned Clalelfted Cloelrt 't rnMl'l 11'. top Metet, jult I topnotc:b way to buy and Mii. •Spa •Pool +view **Waterfront _ **•Waterfront and 'POOi V'Glve Address at Guard Gate HOMES FOR SILE 1 BR plus F.IM RM or DEi •2060 Ocean Way, Laguna Beach 644-9060 $449,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 BEDROOM 506 Acec1a Avenue, Ol de Corona del Mar 631-7300 $425,000 Sunday 1-5 3710 Daffodil, Corona del Mar 759-1552 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 600 E. Oceanfront. Peninsula 759-6600 $262.500 Sunday 1-5 24951 Mansllla-Lag.Nlguel/Call-dlrectlons 495-8386 $2 15,000 Sat 1-4/Sun 12-4 22 Sea Island, Newport Beach 673-9333 $247,500 Sunday 1-5 17 Varessa. Northwood, Irvine 631-1400 $215,000 Sunday 1-5 211 Via Koron. Lido Isle 673-7300 $595,000 Sunday 1-4 587 Wendy Lane, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $154,000 Sunday 12:30-4:30 2 BR plus FAM RM or DEii 114 Corsica. Newport North 644-6200 $207,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 V'43 Montpellier. Harbor Ridge. NB 673-9333 $550,000 Sunday 1-5 1040 Pescador Drive. Dover Shores. NB 631-7300 $675,000 Sunday 1-5 3 Rue Fontainebleau. Big Canyon 644-6200 $535,000 Sunday 1-5 3 BEDROOM 211 Abalone. Little Island 759-6600 $579.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 402 Belvue, Peninsula Point 759-6600 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 257 Brentwood. E'slde Costa Mesa 759-6600 $325.oOO Sat/Sun 1-5 t 49 Catie Sol. Vlllag10 II. San Clemente 498-1693 Sunday 1-5 •t3012 Cliff Or .. Newport Heights, N.9. 722-9451 $675,000 Sunday 12_.. •+.,•34 Cormorant. Bayview Terrace. NB 760-0714 $525.714 Sat/Sun 1-5 14 Del Llvomo, Westpark, Irvine 673-9333 $299,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2469 Elden #0 , Bay Laurel 645-0303 $220.000 Sunday 1-4 614 G~ Place, Newport Beach 645-0303 $429,900 Sunday 12:30-4:30 217 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 759-6600 $950,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1777 Humml~blrd, Cotta Mesa 6-45-0303 $397,500 Sunday 1:30-4:30 410 Pl!~a..1t.8lutft, Newport Beach e...-.wou $365,000 Sunday 1·5 ...,5 Rue MarMllle, BtQ Canyon. NB 644-8200 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 995 Sandcastle, Harbor View Hills 759-eeoc> 1559,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • * •953 Sandcutle, Harbor View Hiiis 759-eeOO 1557,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1eoo Sandlewood, Meile Verde. Costa M ... 657-0175 '230.000 Sunday 1-4 2153 e San Mk:MI, w Col1a MeM 75e..eeoG S 195.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 120 8. Cooper, Santa Ana ..... 7171 1195,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 . 2113 Seville, Peninsula Point 631 -1400 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 370 23rd Street, Newport Beech 631-1400 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 IR ,1us Fii II er IEI * 1819 Beryl Lane (Westcllff) N.B. 645-6798 $410,000 . Sat/Sun 12_.. •2592 Circle Or, Bayshores, Nwpt Bch 642-5200 $725,000 Sunday 1-5 3155 Corte Portoflno. Newport North 631-7300 $479,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 3024 Corte Hermosa. Newport No. VIiias, NB 760-5000 $464,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 38 Corte Moran, Newport No. VIiias. NB 760-5000 $545,000 Sat/Son 1-5 * * t 3311 Devon Cir, Huntington Harbour 759-6700 $1,095,000 Sunday 12_.. 442 El Modena Avenue. Newport Heights 631-7300 $465,000 Sat/Sunday 1-5 2207 Fiesta, The Bluffs. Newport Beach 760-1900 $375,000 Sunday 1-5 614 Gary Place. Newport Heights e«-9060 $429,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1112 Grove Ln, Newport Beach 631-1266 -$525,000 Sunday 1-5 81 3 Hlbls.:us, Corona del Mar 759-6600 $505,000 Sunday 1-5 ., t 139 Jasmine Crk Rd, Jasmine Crk CdM 891-1702 $429,9()(). Sat/Sun 1-5 t 1401 Kings Road, Newport Beach 644-9060 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 t 1401 Kings Road, Newport Beach 644-9060 $795,000 Sunday 1-5 2498 Parmley Lane. Costa Mesa 646-7171 $339,900 Sunday 1-5 114 Corsica, Newport North 644-6200 $201,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 •995 Sandcastle. Harbor View Hiiis . 759-6600 $559,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 t 37 13 Seashore Drive. Newport Beach 644-9060 $925,000 Sunday 1-5 10042 Suntan Circle, Huntington Beach 546-2313 $284,900 Sunday 12-5 107 Via Dijon, Lido Isle 759-6600 $650,000 215 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle Sat/Sun 1-.5 644-6200 $1,495,000 Sunday 1-4:30 409 Vista Grande, The Bluf11, NB 673-9333 $399,900 Sat 1-4:30/Sun 1-5 r t v 12 Whitewater, Jasmine Creek, COM 644-9060 $459,000 Sunday 1-5 4 IEDlllM 4 Hermitage, Big Canyon, N.BMcn 759-1397 $895,000 Sat-Sun 11-5 410 39th St, Newport 18'and, NB 759-6700 $44$,000 Sunday 1-5 204 Barcelona, Lido Ille 831-1400 $849,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 93~ Cheyenne, Cotta MeM 546-2313 $215,000 Sunday 1.4 3269 G90f'gla Place, Cot .. Meea 548-2313 1227,900 8at11:30·3/Sun 1~4 • 1'1732 John.1. Garden Grove 845-0303 •183,QOO Sunday 1·5 •22.C Nada, The Bluff, Nwpt 9ch 873-9333 1'425,000 Sat/Sun 1·6 3719 Park Gr-.n, Harbor View Hill• e.w..9080 teee.500 S.t/Sun 1·5 2952 Pembe, Cotta MeM 548--2313 1288.800 Sat/Sun 1-.. 1535 Sendcmle, Hert>or V'9w Htlla 75'"'8800 1741,'50 Sunday 1·5 * •B 15 Via Udo Souet, Udo Ille; NB 87M181 11,9",000 Sunday 1 .. 5 •3&3 Viet• 8eya, Newport leectl 873-7300 Oll,000 ~ 1-1 I , I 4 II 11lus Fii II tr DEi •2226 Alta Vista, Ea.stbtutt, NB 644-9060 $530,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1334 Antigua Way, Baycrest 631-7~ $849,000 Sunday 1-S **63 Beacon Bay. Newport Beach 631-7300 $1 ,400,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •57 Belcourt Dr, North, Belcourt 644-6200 $1,495,0000 Sunday 1-5 t 24 Canyon Fairway, Big Canyon 644-6200 $2,395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1100 Grove Lane, WestcJlff Grove, NB 631-7300 $595,000 Sunday 1-5 V't 1 Harbor Ridge. Hart>or, Nwpt Bch 673-9333 $785,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 7055 Hidden Trait, Nellie Gall 644-9060 $689,900 Sunday 1-5 •2860 lnroz Or, Mesa Verde. CM 631-7370 $389,500 Sunday 1-5 ~253 Iowa. Costa Mesa 854-0759 $214,900· • Sat 12-4 Sun 12-4 t 811 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 759-7026 $649,000 Sunday 1-5 * •885 Laird, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $344,900 Sunday 1-4 2700 Llghthouae Lane, Corona del Mar 759-8973 $527,000 Sunday 2-5 • 1512Llncoln Lane. Westclltt 644-6200 $619,000 Sunday 1_..:30 •2012 Port Bristol, Harbor View Hms, NB 673-9333 $534,900 Sunday 1-5 1615 Port Charles Pl. Harbor View Homes 631-1400 $675,000 Sund•Y 1-5 2527 Port Whitby, Harbor View Homes 644-9060 $429.900 · Sunday 1-5 ••621 Powell Pt. Nwpt Hgts. Nwpt Bch 759-1219 $550,000 Sunday 1_.. * • v +so Rtdgellne, Harbor Ridge, NB 644-9060 $799,500 Sunday 1-5 t V'•* 17 Royal St. George. Big Cyn, NB 673-9333 $1,350,000 Sunday 1-5 + 1 Rue Vlllara, BIG Canyon, Newport Beach 631-7300 $99(.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 **+531 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle, NB 760-1900 $1,425.000 Sunday 1-4 ••t641 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle 631-1400 $1,495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 V' 1910 Yacht Marla. Seavlew, NB 644·9060 $585,000 Sunday 1-5 11111111 225 Via Genoa, Lido Ille, NB 759-8600 $&45,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 I II 11l1s FAM II tr IEI •••500 Harbor latand Or, Promontory 644-6200 $1 ,550,000 Sunday 1-4 •3379 Ma~. SC Plaza, CM 540.7355 $340,000 Sunday 1-5 ..... , , NapoH. Harbor Ridge, Nwpt 9ch 760-1900 $2,750,000 Sunday 1-5 2018 Neutllul Lane, Baycr•t. NB 831-7300 1&45,000 Sat/Sun 1 .. 5 1821 Port Bermouth, Harbor View Hmt, NB 721·1200 1&99,000 Sunday 1-5 I II 11111 Fii IM 1r IEI ••1Creetwood Or .• Harbor Aldae ~ $3,750,000 "Sunday 1-5 •• 1~1 o.taxy. Oowr 8horea 844-e200 •1.500.000 Set/Sun 1-5 ••V' 19072 Ocea~port Lane# 1, Hunt.Bch 847-1610 $112,500 Sat-Sun 12-5 2 BEDROOM * • 2520 Poplar Ln., Costa Mesa 548-0936 $164,900 Sunday 1-4 •434 Bolero, Newpor1 Beach 673-9333 $159.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 * • 27 Brittany, Bayrldge, Nwpt Bch 760-5000 $275,000 Sunday 1-5 315 Carnation. Olde Corona del Mar 759-6600 $3,600/Mo ·Sat/Sun 1-5 98 Corsica, Newport North 759-9100 $279,000 Sunday 1-5 +30 1 Cypress, Peninsula 631-1400 From$345,000 Open Dally 1-5 * •V'56 Sea Island, Big Canyon, NB 760-5000 $269.000 . Sunday 12-5 * • V'55 Sea Island, Big Canyon, NS- 760-5000 $239.000 Sunday 12-5 2 BR plus F 11 RI or DEii 2 Baristo. Turtlerock Point, Irvine 631-1400 $399,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * v •280 Cagney 30 1, Vitia Balboa. NB 642-2134 $279,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2400'Eldon, Costa Mesa 759-6600 $139.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 V'29 Seabrook Cove, Sea Island. Nwpt Bch 720-0168 $585,000 Sunday 1-4 + 7 Sea Cove. Sea Island 644-6200 $579,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••V'5 Southampton, Belcourt. Nwpt Sch 760-5000 $499,000 Sunday 1-5 3 BEDROOM 2192 Pacific, Costa Mesa 650-7000 $235,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 2004 Vista Cajon, The Bluffs. Nwpt Bch 759-1219 $310,000 Sunday 1-4 •522 Vista Grande, Bluffs, NB 759-9100 $339,000FEE Sat/Sun 1-5 *2401 Vista Hoger, Bluffs. NB 759-9100 $275,700 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 BR plus FAM RM or DEi 809 Hibiscus Court, Jasmine Park 644-6200 $449,500 . Sunday 1-5 +2 Serena Court, Newport Crest 631 -1,.00 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1985 Vista Caudal. Bluffs, NB 759-9100 $529,000FEE Sunday 1-5 MOBILE HDIES FIR SILE DUPLEXES FIR SILE 2 II 11lu1 1 Ill 610 AYOClldo, Olde Corona del Mer 7St-ee00 1441.000 Sundlly 1-5 29 811con ley, New"J)Ort Beech 844-IOIO •s.ooo 8undl>' 1-s ' I -l , ,,.,,,,, ' UJ A I '! ' 'l\ij I I' i. I • ~ • j ,, T"'T."-...-.; . **OPEN SUNDAY** 363 VISTA BAVA, N.8. 4 BR 3 BA spoctOUs home, spa/pool lorge lot Cul de·soc. 11 -5pml Reduced to $319,000 311 VJSTA TRUSH• o· 8. THE Bl UFFS 5 BR, 3 BA lomo· \... d1n•ng rm, end untl, comm ,e. J·c ro shopping cenrer Remodeled ~nen 1-4 • $391,SOO 211 VIA KORON, LIDO ISLE New l1s11ng Two story home on srreer 10 srreer • 101 Beamed ce1l1ngs Plon1011on shu11ers !Open 2-41 $595,000 **BY APPOINTMENT** IALIOA PENINSULA DUPLEX Short wotk 10 fun. 3 BR 2 BA ti~n UPPER 3 BR. 3 BA, ON.. $625,000 UDO PARK OR. HI-RISE () nori t rt-e1es & sunsets, comm pool slip OH1 I sec. bldg Wolk 10 beoch $265,000 N~T CREST TOWNHOME 2 BR, 2V1 BA, 2 decks comm pool/spo /1enn1s. Wolk to beoch . . $240,000 601 LIDO PARK DRIVE Pres1191ous boylront condo w11h splendid .. ,ew. 2 BR, 21~ BA, comm. pool, 2• hr securny ,i\lsq 10< leose $2250 Mo.. . $485,000 VIA KO.ON, UDO ISLE 4 BR + d1n.ng room on 45' 101 3 cor goroge Spoc1ous po110. ... . $749,000 #20 LANOFAU, N.8. NEWPORT CREST 2 BR, townhome, den. 21 ~ BA. Berber corpetmg, comm pool/spo/1enms Wolk 10 beoch.. . . . .. . $280,000 UOO ISll IAYfltONT 2 story, 3 BR 4~ IA, den on sondy beoch tocotton ................................ "''"'''' $1, 195,000 ,...SUlA POINT Oceanfront e11cep- 1lonol home right on the 'and with guest opat!fMnt over garage. Great ocean view. Showt1 by oppo1ntmen1 only ....................... .. . ..... $1,700,000 ICINGl IOAD Very hvoble hom•. oppro11. 1 '43 ~ h. ~eMOdel plonJ included with ~ prie• of .................... $100,000 The~1a1Vi lido Realty 3377 Via Lido Newport Be~h CA 92663 (714) 673·7300 Otang41 Cout DAILY PILOT /Sundey, Oolober t , 1W C8 Bruh • IS Gl ?2e,j/de11tial Be"llee1Z9e Seeviee.1 "t 911d~putk11t ?2eal &.tate ~lllJJIZll6 ill th natic11 • Ji W.6.TER VIEW PROPERTIES OWNER MAY FINANCE 1375,000 This bay view condominium that will accommo- date up to a 35' boat Two BR. 2 BA. community pool. sun deck. Furniture included in price. Gayle Amato. RARE COM OPPORTUNITY 1899,000 Custom built 4 BR. 3'h BA. family room home Gourmet kitchen, step down living room and master suite with ocean and jetty views. Only one year old. Linda Oeth or Lois Jacobs. BAYFRONT St95,000 Pier for your boat. Walk to the ocean beaches Three BR, 3 BA . Remodeled kitchen. Master suite with bay view. Ann Peters. EMERALD BAY-OCEAN SIDE S1,150,000 Older home on good lot with great view and fabulous potential. We just listed this at SI , 150,000. Lots of parking. Two stories O.K. Dave Hirschler or Rod Daley. WATERFRONT-LIDO ISLE S1,415,000 Enioy a fabulous bayfront lifestyle. 3 BR. ·4 BA dramatic living room plus family room home. Larger lot and dock. Great location, easy walk to Lido Village. Barbara Aune or Carlyn Callan. FABULOUS ESTATE-VIEW S1 ,500,000 Six BR. 511> BA, with family room. sitting room and formal dining. Guest quarters Dramatic pool. outside cooking facilit}' and entertainment area. Two separate master suites Triona Bergin. PROMONTORY BAY S1,550,000 Custom built, great location and construction1 with style. Five BR, formal dining room. break- fast area ... large playroom Master bedroom ON THE BAY with study. Barbara Aune or Carlyn Callan. BAYFRONT SPECTACULAR 11,725,000 Ideal entertainment home on most active harbor location features upstairs ~nd down- stairs living areas, formal dining. a sechided master suite. spa. Flexible Ooofplan Large pier/dock. Martha Macnab or Sara Hinman. C.D.M. WHITE WATER VIEW S1,815,000 Dramatic 180 degree views of ocean. jetty. Catalina and sunsets. Listen to the sound of the waves. Spacious older home with 4 BR. 5 BA. A special C.D.M. opportunity. Lois lacobs or Linda Oeth. • ' DR.AMA TIC OCEANFRONT 12, 100,000 The ultimate In quality and design high on the Bluff overlooking Corona del Mar beach and the .Pacific. Four BR, J'h BA, three levels. Martha Macnab & Danny Bibb OWRLOOKINO aaACH '2,371.000 Terrific new J BR. 4Y2 BA w/conv den. Looks down on the private beach & pounding surf. This is Emerald 8af s best IOGAtion. Seller may c•rry ffnanclnc to qualified buyer. Ask for Dave Hlrsch&er or Rod Daley. -#'4ilil;li•ll[e1~1 - HAR1Dlt VtlW HCJl•I -Carmel model. l BR, family room. creat poten· tial, next to creenMlt Excellent lot. Brine your contractor. Mn Peters. lf COVER HOME BELCOURT ELEGANCE 11,415,000 Belcourt Drive orth E~tensrve customiz.ing in this dramatte 4 bedroom residence in Newport Beach Th rs home rs complete to the last details for gracious living. Designer furnishings available OPE FOR VIEWING SUNDAY 2-5 Belle Partch. PENl"'ISUL~ J BR FR SEA ISLA"-ID 2 BR. \.U HV HOMES ) BR, FR BIG CA'll'r0' 4 BR FR SEA ISL"NO 2 BR, FR \-U HV HOMES J BR, FR BIG CANVO"I 4 BR. FR BELCOURT 4 SR. FR. pool WESTCLIFr 48R ~ pa l.100 ISLE l BR FR P9tOMONT01" S BR FR HA~BOR IUDGC BELLE PARTCH TOP PRODUCER 3rd QUARTER 1988 GAYLE AMATO MOST TRANSACTIO~S 3rd QUARTER . 1988 OPEN HOUSES SATURDAY 0 --.ooo 11121 ...... ~ , ... S Shuler S57t,000 7 ... Cow• I·" G.. Amato "50,000 113 t Port C•d&pn 1·-i lO A Pe1ers Sl.3",000 24 Cenron Fekw•Y I·" S Shirar SUNDAY ssn.ooo 1 ... c ... l·'i . G Amato MI0,000 ,.,, '°" c........, 1·4 0 S Shul~r --·-M~P--ltJ l ·'i S Crod\ 1'1,4.15,000 17 lek:out1 0t N M 8 Partch •tt,000 1U2 Llncotft LeM , .... ~n flt.. ~ttts •1..-000 211¥\eltdes.d l-4 lo C Call.ln 11.--. ............ 1 ... tO a "UM' ...,.... (I ~ F'R poof. 5pil • I•\ SELECTED CONDOMINIUMS SOPHISTICATED TO~ l207PllO Wonderful exposure. sunli«ht all day Beauti- fully upgraded flooring. all white and easy to live with Two BR, great for young couple or single executives Triona Bergin CORONA DEL MAR $441,500 Located in near new gate guarded community of jasmine Park Ocean breezes and sho~ walk to village or ocean Three BR, 21.h BA family room. Overlooks park Giana Robertson or Carolyn Lowe. GUARD GATED 1535.000 Big Canyon, expanded Dover model, 2 BR. 2 BA built an entertainment center. hardwood floors, crown moldings, wet bar. air conditioned. Land· scaped by Rogers Gardens. Madelyn Gonzales. PRICE LOWERED 151'1,000 On this elegantly appointed 2 BR. 2'h BA. home. Extensive use of mirrors. marble entry, up- graded kitchen with marble countertops. Guard gated entr, Gayle Amato HARBOR RIDGE $748.000 Outstanding designer upgrades have made this home a one of a kind offering. It features 4 Br. plus a loft Located next to greenbelt for great pnvaq. Ann Peters. SELECTED HOMES WESTCLIFF ... 11,000 On one of the finest streets. wonderful 2 story 4 BR residence with large rooms, superb master suite large formal dining room Move In con- d1t1on Ann Peters SAND, SURF, SERENITY *5,000 Three BR. plus den. 21h BA Lovely home for adult enterta1n1ng. Located on the park at the end of the Peninsula. Three car garage for all the adult to)s Hobie Denny. CONTEMPOAAAY IN BIG CANYON S1, 195,000 Four BR home overlooking the 8th fairway Large open rooms enclosed In cedar. Santa Maria stone and cl~ar glass Views of golf course and cat) from most rooms Carol Allison. NEW-FAIRWAY ONE a.-.ooo "-e~ Fa1N a) One custom home. Outstandina In qualit) and design. 4 BR. 4Yl BA. library. spaCtous master suite GoJf course, mountain and city light views from every room Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody 810 CANYON CUSTOM 12.llO,OOO ~1agmficent family home set on one ol the largest lots. Spacious rooms, ble~ched oak floors o BR. separate large cabana, pool. •nd spa olleyball sportscourt Danny 81bb or Step- hanie Grody BIG CANYON-BllT NW _...,_ Five BR. home with 1 so• coif course. mouni.ln and city light-view Imported tile roof, !Mids quarters, childrens wlnt. Master suite with sit· tang area and balcony ~nny Bibb or Und.i- Oeth YIEW-HAMOA ..,_ . -~ Spectacular 12.000 sq. ft. home with 6 Bao 9 IA library. e11.trA larce dlntnc and family rooms, 2 master suit~. elev•tor. pOol & spe. 4 c.ar =· room for l1mous.ine. Denny Bibb°' Carol . " ce Orenoe eo.c DAILY PtLOT I Sundey. 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Mike. 1BR Apt W/larr patio."' par1llng for 2 eer.. 4302 flreplece, pool, epa, ieun: Poot•. pages. No peta. No peta. "5g'~2 'tall ...... :'::':Carpet& COMMANDING VIEW of 848 Amigot Way. Appty 28R/28A. OR, Frplc. 241-"43w84-4988tl to oc.an. perklnt ShOrecr .. 1 Ln. 11060Mo dry, pvt g~&•· NO 1 Bedroom .st40 • now. * 24 • Or Well _,1 ...... llv Apw1"*1t L. 844-090e · Carport, pool. Adutta. No IP** $875/mo 123 Ca11Mldley 723-0t40 PETS. From /mo to I01lflUll ·--·-t •C=o3F_ COUI. -w .,.--pett. 1$50/Mo M4-«02 IH•••llMI ..... 33rd St. 964-7322 1850/mo. • ncurlly. COSTA MESA ~rto ~.'2eneA. =5.73)end8ou1h rm. Din rm. large khch. Emtcoyed mature ~ or 131.0211 100'aofroornm•t .. evelf. •NEWLY FURNISHED* •YE.... DAVID ~2'447 "2·1111 fireplace, patio, 1BR Plue ~~l :=.~= :.~:;r1s~1an.r:::::•· Cell w .. t Newpol1 Yearly, 1 OPEN 7 deys. 557-4000 OCEANFRONT 1 BORMS 2BA 1 ·~e,~50· ,c:•o•• ~ •Cleen qutet M..a Verde 8"' &UTIF\JL 18A 1BA In . wlloft. view. J•CvUI •Lwge Poot I Dectt .VM $985. Low dip •IM-2265 549.9295 "'°'* to-t>Nch. 38R Aoommete wanted M/F AveMabte. Great location. beech. ~ .... ~o. ~ 28R 28A. new c:rptldrpa, n.~ ............_v ~-·rity From $950. Utns pd. •lndMdualtyControl*I "-\/ s~........ lo 28A. Ave II 1ii 17 · noo-sn\kr. ~ d\.pel'. Muat T' Bkr 67S-4eoll S.. Lane . .,._..,,.11 dthwlhr. patio. AYI 1211. b:ffd· --·p; 7 631"'8107 or 855-0885 EntryAlerm~tmt ~:~~ .. t;; ~ 2~~ ~y'. 11200/mo. ~2-3850 Bkr In N.B. on canal, Pf.fv. •SUNNY STUDIO• I On l>Nch 2BR 2BA. lg $825 NO PETS M0-'4A" c:e~1l\i. ALL UT~LrM =~ble Tv A F.=.i.. Ne« bMUlltUI beeetl. S13t5/mo Sharf tlfm WINTER·Ocecanlront 3BR ~~r/mo + (Mp. Nloe kite. frl)6c, $599/mo.I deelt. frplc:, fem rm. pvt *l&S1Sm* PAID $5a5/Mo. CALL •IST SEU •Cov«~ki.... $150utl tnc 499-<t124 ollflY. Avallebte lmmed. W•BA. S12001mo. Avl1~-='='"":-::-:-~-:----.-;:-:: Near Jetty. 2133 gate. dbl gar S2075Jmo LG 28rt'M!ATownhouM . 722-11132 2BR1'.+BATOWNHOUSE •Prlvaten......_:u°':o ~Im 146-e350/d87S-5494/e lmmed . Ma riah Shr38R28Abayfronthm Mlramer 875-5030 rnc1 ulll. 213-921-1844 nd · ...,~ ,..,.,.,.. lndz,:-room -'7 Mgmt/l""r1d 57~7482 on .... 1-• ••so mo + • 7 1~7S-7784 Garage. patio. '"' ry aa.a111l&IA .......... -........ · Ga1dens lnc:lud * 7-1744* Large. bright. 1 BR.. . .. · . ut11s .... c·• .. 1·7p.7 .. 74'>3 •----.&..--& 2111.a I room $8501mo -------ell bit~. patio. lo-•Et.oentAI~• Beeutlful rtlst ltUdlo •YEARLY Oc:Mn front ., ....., .,. _ ..... _. -,..._rs 28R ..._....___ 1u ... , "-29 0"" .. ~·..,,E 400 M•n1m~ Way cation. $785/mo. •Sorry No P'-"t • a -or 213-926-eMl JIM W/d hk tlo """'" ,..,,,,_ ,.... .... ""~ s590 ,., wl altylll• 11100 aq.11. 2Br 1B•. carport. great .,,.,....--,.-...,..-~=~:;";;A up9. ~~· ' frptc encl patio 1 bl! to TSL MGMT 6-42-1603 18R ulll pd, 20TS THURIN fl• 1111 t tr... 850-8325 Avall. lmmed. YM1w 11125/mo. $hr charming 2BA 1"'BA S1150Mo. rly 2493 behl~l1Soo3188 2BR1'nBA.S725 TSL MGMT 842-1603 288t 8MfStCori f Winter rental. 1Br. fUtn.11 ... 01·'-Furnl"" ... '-" 1 BA NEWPORT PACIFIC CdM Apt, l/p, pool, STEPS TO OCEAN & Mar,,._.lte S73-71e3 *lJll lfW* 979·1911 NEWPORT HEIGHTS e...ostol ,._:.ta•~o ......, -..--.. • 0 ...... ........ ...,..,. "b' .... to ....... F --·-------1 Come the dltf " .,.,., -w/2 C8I garage. $750/m utll &. gar ag• Incl •v• _.,....._.. cer..,.,." " "'"' .,.., •. ~A2~R :~H ELOR SllTIW-&f comp::ly rem:S::: OIU ... 11111& 1BR, yard, gerdener. fl· ll•iMl-11.. Call498-4328 1735/mo rty. 1 person. Yearly, small 1BR. t>Mch prfd.AYI l0/30. 720-372& Yeerlv w/gereoe. Agt Charming 1BR, encl git Beautiful 2BR ~ta. Poot. ~~2~~-~~5r'25 pets. g•~•ter paid MESA VERDE. 2BR 1BA STUDIO, Steps to be.aoh. no pets. 8h..0837 ~· .. no garage. utll. pd .. Shr Nwpt Bch 3BR duplelC, 722-n18 e ... 780--1755 S825/mo. Agt 759--1389 rec. room. laundry room. °' $595/mo.. -2256 upper Quiet cul de sac' Incl utlls. Perking. Many to c:tlOOM from 1 2 pat I o , S 8 5 0 I mo . walk to beactl. Prof MIF. C .... Bfi Reedytorlntt8t'ltmove-DLllETl&Ll •Rear1BRhse cle81'1 new s100+ 2867Hickory . $825/mo.675-2232 13bedrooms.GrNtio-.85<>-1858 $420/mo + •100 ct.p. Cntaa .. I Jbr ZIZ2 "'1 Int On~$640 to S850/mo. 2BR 1BA. fndry room. cpt. No ~ti. S67S mo 498·1936. 751-9483 VIP PROPERTIES cetlon. Starting at Year round boardwalk *673-5014* 2BR iBX uPStrs. frpl(;, friQ, iGrNf EestiJde iocf iLICfi + $2 OFF MOVE-IN cloee to shops & buset. Incl eleC 117'11E23rd. AYI . 1BR 'ABA. relrlg.. over $575/mo. 875-4eoll unit. Like new 2BA 2BA. WESTCUfF 4BR Home deck. c:eble TV. AMr unlt $595. Gar. cable .,,•vi. &U .U IPTI. We'll ~accept Sect: 8 now 213-656-8890 lllT 1111 getage. baloony. Steps to uB 2Br steps to bch park· balcony. encloaed get· pool. lrplc, wl d. gerage. 2 OYW1c:ergar.Wtllkto CIMnlcozy l BR ... 15. 530W.Wllson Houslng.'675/mo. &CEA &2BA 2BA2BAfrplcencl.gar-bHch. L kl arage '' ' age, $1200/mo. 4111 Elg patios. cable. pvt bch 111201mo. 873-1039 Grnbtt w/BBO. lndry rm. TSL MGMT 2257 & 2272 MAPLE s~:~ .,:,'garage age. all ·bvllt-ins. near S750/mo.0:1n'l1f5 · l~i L~fr~1:.·t~.;1~1~1 o c e • n r r on t /1 C . phone line. prof M/F 2BA. fireplace. stove. Sorry. No pet• 631-8427 722-9012 or 6-42-1603 TSL MGMT 642-1603 ca~ TV. Fiom S63Slmo'. shop•. S750/mo. . , 11175/Mo 723: 1292 · 857-2523 or 751-2787 n/smkr. Avl 1111. Cric;ke1 balcOn YMlw N t 3BA 28A Apl dOwnstalrs Sorry No Pete! DUPLEX $675/MO Sorry No pets 6'4S-5577 810 CENTER 2BA 1Be, lrg hv. rm & kite. , JO PROPERTY MGMT 548-7068 °' 752_.566 s1100.Y'322 Het~t::,!: gara5g•. $600Near o .c .Nc: 11111& ctn&IE Ute & airy ci..n 1BR for , Sparkl;n~ clean 2Sdrm TSL MGMT 842-1603 ~~~~1J~~~ •M TIE UY• IC. tall I Latlla W1at .. 1711 OPEN 11--4:30 S82 + sec. O W/O = cerruvt No non-smkg quiet person t B ,,.,;,7 3175 ' 3BR. 2'.+BA. elOM to ShOP· pets .• 969-3737 u •• '2~29 A f 'd 846-8028 . t'/oBa 740 All Utils pd. t lP . ..,...,, -ping & dining. Super"'"' ..... Zlll Yng prof cpl Will xc:henge •BACHELOR Apt. Lro pvt pets. /mo. 72 4 e 1 req · Frto. gar. SocrY. no pets. lal tla 2BR lBA w/QCMn view &IQ-dectt. Yrlae S2250Mo yerd work & eC"rands for patJo, 1 peraon. Avail REAR HOUSE 1BR, new $525+ dep. 1BR mobile EAST SIDE 2BR 1BA 19e<> Wallace 6-42--4905 U 111 AARa• -Yi:'ly Lndry ~rage 33'31ViaUdo875-9289 COSTA Mesa Helghll 18R recsuc.d rent. Will pay now No .... ,, $495 Incl carpeta no "1•· $650. <>~.. M t / ..... downstairs · ._.. ••w · 's • evall for working quiet M •~"" """' "'"" .... ,,1 utlt. 720-00175~9136 . Avellabie now 117'h E. hOme. ._.. .. re. • ure w gar .,_. . Wanted quiet mid age CPI. F~plc, garage. lndry lac. or unfllrn. 1 /mo llWPllT 1111111 1U or F non smkr W/D klto. _.,.,._,.,. ~ •BEAUT. 38' 2Ba. wl d. 23rd. (213) 6s6-8890 ~~c:vdpee'.:6-8~~1 t~:J~Ji~122~•pe1s~ ~edr:i:/p~~Baf>.'=. $750 + dep 661·3653 + MCUrity. 650-8055 C.PQO, pool. $450/mo + prlv. $350. 842-5182 ... , .... ,-,-.-,-,-.-..-•• -,--:1:-t-l~t deck. lrplc, plantation 1BR 1BA upper wl balcony EASTSIDE Back Bay 1BR lndry parkng 675-3335 • FfW attn ft SM4J depoafts. 646-46&4 FEMALE wanted. child Zf41 ahunera. S1625/mo. 520 & cathedral ceilings. New $1000. new 2BR 2BA. small baCk yard. Ges w/. • ....... 2Br/2 per ing\ .. !P ..... NWPT HGTS Charming OK Laundry & kitchen cosfl MESA 1 car encl. Iris. Avt 1111 .• 720-9966 ' paint& catJ*. $575/mo. frplc, $1300. 3BA 3BA. hkup.a. No pets. Adult -· Vall~ UH Xtr• IQ petlo. $1200/mo. 1BR ;ueet ~t w/IQ wtlll! prlv lncliJded Call er.ge-wtttt.._ . Hr 408 '...\Acacia 2BR t &A I 731 w. '8th. 75t -5080 No pets. Pool 314 pref'd. $535/fnO .... utUs ' ~l:field LXAdEYst 1260 11f. 650-1824 b1Wn hm-Spm lncioeet. 1 yr IM. No pets !>4&-7513 Aft• Spm. ~-Newport. 73~18th ,.., ept. new~. Bay I 1BA upstairs._ cable TV hit-Rochester. 6-45--032 1 645-1631 •ft 5pm. 1Br, wldry« °incld. Furn. *fmll SlOO* S625/mo 213-82&-e<>55 Pvt entrytBath turn,• lite St. $98/mo. 759-5080 view S 1075/mo 873-7942 115 rets req d. No pets. Avail for 3 respon. mature WTll• llSTI •SA APllMITS Los Caballeros SPortt Frig. distiwasher, stove OCEANFRONT YRLY 1BR cookng. quiet. On t':'-~o Niii.i Ul&ll Avt Nov 1st. Small nice 75/mo6'4~~61Vlciorla. adults w/gd credit Non-1BR. $625. lnc:IUdea gu. Sparkling clean large Cl$~~/ Me7~~~p. Incl. No si-ts 645-4855 wood, glus apt. Modified proil~i!~k&:~a~~-E'lld• C.M. 24-hr llQCl9S Studio wino kitchen. 9tnkrs to ahare 48r apt, l'MMlt. water & cooking., Apts. POOi & spa. StloP-mo. * 111111100* klteh. N~smkr. $900/mo Sl50/mo * 631'.61.5.L Frto. micro. w/d, garage. •EASTSIDE IBA* $550/ ... Seve S. xlnt 1oc PIUS private garage. No, ping & neighborhood Fri dlshwaJhtr stove incl ALL utll. 650-3823 Quiet mature n-smkg Fern $515 + dip. 640-0507 Smell but cozyt Lots of w/gw. 646-6055/eves I peta. CALL 546-7854 part! next dOOt. ~~pets. 1Jj No pets 54s.:.855 Studio condo V9'sallles E'Slde C.M. furn, vllls Ct-trCYI BRAND NEW nerural wOOd. carpets, BACHELOR ~I. Kltehen, EASTSIDE CM 18R Apt 28drm 28a $890 f Bedroom. J bi0&s to . Next 10 Hoag Hosp' u ld. Pvt entrance. ll kJ~ltat 2Br 1B• + terge Iott drapes & s1ove. S555., patio. quiet, prltng, tndry With lrplc .reirio .• & ali Ill W. ftlll beech. Stovt & trig. No •CLIFF HAVEN 2~ ~~A. Guard gate. pool. Walk to 15/mo. 548-0581 , I ' / Ii I t Huoe sundeek. s1350/mo Call for address. rm. No pets. S595lncl. ut. ulll. Included. $625 mo. COSTA MESA pets. All utlls pd . new deccir. vault...., .....,.1. beh. Quiet. Avl now. ROOM FOR. RENT In a1aan1 ct ta Avail now. 6-46--0645 938--0552 7~1565 Of" 759-9 t36 to mo. 650-5894 111·1111 S550/mo. 985-4954 lngs, garage. no pets. Wknds 7141499-5735 Cost• Me ... prlYl!eQeS flit ~---~--~~--------~-----~-~--~-----~-------~---~--~~~=~~50~/mo~~A~~~64~2~~~1~34~~W~k~d!p~2~1~3~~~8~7~-S~~~~ ~r workl~ Chrl~~n fO x fS O~~ ~~ w A TERFR 0 NT H 0 MES t INC• ~;:,~?X:~i~1~ '·''~EaPsnT~c-r6L.71 .. ,5,!1f,~~1°l11/'m11v~.: $350/mo. 548·3848 EW S I RealtorsR eominp s""Jt ."":.~.~ ........ .....:=:.:==-----tJlll'. BAYSIDE VILLAGE 2 bdrm, 2 bath mobile home Back ba y complex with clubhouse. pool & spa . Air y & bn~ht fresh grey & white color scheme. Corner lot ~t. sf;f ~~9ol~.~.~ .... ~~~'.~~.~~~.~~-t .. ~!.i.~.~~.~-~~5tg,o2i~ NEWPORT CREST Most popular 3 bdrm townhome with ocean views. Sitting room & balcony off 2nd floor master suite & l bdrm down. Wood floors in Dining room, breakfast nook & kitchen. Great lo- cation 1n complex. close ro pool, spa & tennis courts. Motivated seller, Price Reduced!! 63 1-1400 ............ , ........................................................... S299,000 2 Serena Court ............................................ Sunday 1-5 NEWPORT HEIGHTS with shingled charm, con- te mporary flair, & ocean views from deck and dcac1ous kitchen light & air y 3 bdrm with French 6ff_r,~J>o~~-1-~-~ .. t.~ .. ~~~~~~-' .. ~-~-~.~-~ .. ~ .. ~~~~~-~-~ Sc3e~~.it~ BACK BAY with a Newport address. Custom 3 bdrm home with separate large master, fam ily and formal d1nrn~ rooms on lovely large lot. One ~tory with !~~s;sl. f3a~~~:go~~~ ... 1.~.~-~~-~~:.~ ... ~.~.~~~-i.~~ .. s~~5~io 370 23rd Street ........................................ Sat/Sun 1-5 TURTI.£ROCK POINT end unit. Gated J.M. Peters' Mediterranean style complex with tile roofs & com- munity pool & spa. Immaculate 2 bdrm with super loft/den plus very private yard. Air cond111oned with security sysrem. 631-1'400 .......................... S399,000 2 Baristo. lrvine .......................................... Sat/Sun 1-5 WATE.RFRONT CONDO Front row unit with pan- oramte views of the entire harbor. Freshly painted 2 bdrm 2 bath expanded luxur y coop with new tile, drapes & wallpapers. Available boat slip at S1 .7 5 per ft . Owner will ca rry 1st Tr ust Deed 631-1400 ........................................ ., .......................... S399,000 WEST NEWPORT DUPLEX Ught and airy J bdrm units with vaulted ceilings & fireplace in upper unit New construction. 673-6900 ......................... S'449,500 SOUTH LAGUNA'S Monar ch Bay Terrace with sprawling contemporary 4 bdrm home. Huge famtly & formaf dinins rooms, laundry & hobby rooms & 3 car garage. Parklike terraced lot with pool, spa & possible view. 631 -1400 ............................... $525,000 BALBOA ISLAND Remodeled 2 story shingled charmer. Front ho\Jse with 3 bdrms. dormer win - dows formal dining plus a 2 bdrm apt over the double garage. New ki1ehen, roof, plumbing, elec- tric, heat & air. 631· 1'400 .............................. $649,000 NEWPORT In terrific mid penlrisula location. CLllislc 3 bdrm 2 bath cory cottage with fireplace, front porch & patio. Walk to beaches, Ferry, lalbc» pier, restaurants & shops. 631· 1400 .................................................................... $330,000 NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY 714-631-1400 NEW LISTINGS NEWPORT CREST Super townhome with 3 bdrms including master with private s111ing room & sunny deck, eat-in kitchen, formal dining room & 2 car attached garage. High ceilinged. sr.acious & in _move-in condition. Community poo • spa & tennis, walk to beach. 631-1'400 ............... S265,000 PEN!NSULA POINT Charmin~ 2 story 3 bdrm home, wood floors, smooth ceihngs, French doors and large dining, living room with ~;replace & built in bookcases. Deck off 2nd floor master, rear patio & double garage. 631-1400 ............. $495,000 21 13 Seville ........................................... Sat/Sun 1-5 LIDO ISU Lovely traditional J bdrm home with beamed ceilings, remodeled kitchen & French doors opening to large south patio from living room & maste r bedroom. Air conditioned & \ust 6t3f.s,4t8o.'.~~-~.'.~ .. ~ .. ~~~~~." ... ~~~ ... ~~!. .. ~.~ ~l~,5~ 20'4 Via Barcelona ................................. Sa t/Sun 1-5 LIDO ISLE Fabulous custom home on huge bayf ront lot with parklike, "Rogers" fandscaped terraces & lawns leading to 1he '70 dock with side tie . Totally "todaf' home with a Mediterranean flair. 4 bdrms. family & formal dining rooms & den. Beamed ceilings, spanish tile floors, hand troweled walls, elaborate lighting system & ex· tensive built-ins. 631-1400 ..................... $2,095,000 HARBOR VIEW HOMES Fabulous remodel. Tile & berber carpeted floors & vaulted ceilings. Open contemporary 4 bd rm with secluded 2nd story master sui te, family & formal din.ing rooms & lovely lar~e ~ard .631-1400 ........................................ S6 75,600 16 5 ort Charles ............................................. Sun 1·5 LIDO ISLE Two story 4 bdrm home with family & formal dining rooms plus small office. Garden patio + roof deck with panoramic views. Security system. Lovely street with beach jus1 steps away. 63 1-1400 ........................................................................ -$745,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Exciting '4 bdrm treehouse. Solarium add11io~ augment tfle Incredible harbor views. Included are a parry room. family room, pool & si;>a & 1 bdrm guest couage in a WQOded hillside setting. 631· 1400 ............................................ $795,000 SPYGLASS HILL Beautiful S .bdrm wlth French doors & paned windows, private pool & spa & lovely hill view. Fresh & bright with white tile throughout entry. family & forrnar dining rooms & eat in kitchen. 63l·1400 .......................................................... S799,000 NEWPORT OCEANFRONT Custom 3 bdrm home with family room, buih with top quality in '81. Upside down plan fo r Fni)Clmum white ~ater views. Corner location patio & 2 decks with spa oH master. sold furnished. 631· 1400 ....................................... $925,000 5311 Seashore .................................................... ~t 1-5 LINDA ISLE Custom 5 bdrm with famlly & formal dining rooms, 3 fireplaces & breakfast room, 2 &u nny patios and pier & slip for a large boat. Steps to tennis & clubho\fse. PRtCEO DROPPED, 8EST BUY!! 6l1· 1400 ....................................................... S1,2.f9,000 DOVER SHORES Remodeled 3 bdrm bayfront with huge Fnistet suite, den, family room, docat for a large yacllt & 5parklln\ water vfe w5. Terraced baysidc ~~~.6~~-~00~ .... ~'.~~ .. 1.~.~.~~~.!~~-~~~ .. ~~ .. jun'~.~ LIDO ISLE Fabulous 5 bdrm estate o n 3 prime lots (approx 1/4 acre). There is a J'ibrary, lormal dining room, rec room & 1st floor maids qrtrs. Many rooms ~ff-~ ;go'.~.~-.'.~~.~-~~~.~-~~ .. ~!.t.~ .. t.~~~~-~-~~ .. ~ s~~~fs~oo1o , UDO ISLE BA YFRONT Meticulously maintained custom 4 bdrm with private beach ·& dock in de· sireable "Soud" location. Spacious livinfS areas opens to bayslde terrace with retractable awnin&s. steps 10 club & tennis. 631-1400 .. : ........................... S 11495,000 641 Via Lido Soud ...................................... Sat1 Sun 1-5 LINDA ISLE. Mediterranean flair & great for parties with 40' living room opening to terrace & dock for large r.acht. Views from everywhere in this 5 bdrm witll library, dining room. high ceilings & tile floors. 631-1400 ....................................................... s 1,650,000 LINDAISL£ The quitessence.of elegant living in this beautifully appointed 4 bdrm with..deo/guest, family room, formal dining & dramatic 2 story entry. Sunny terrace leads to tfle dock for 2 yachts. 631-1'400 ...................................................................... Sl,950,000 LINDA ISL£ Barfront, Spectacular remodel 3 bdrm with den, forma dining, huge wine celjjr, deck with pool & spa and pier & slip for 3 bOats. Q uality materials include travertine, onyx, brass & copper. 631· 1'400 ....................................................... $2,625,000 LIDO ISLE Rare opportunity for 60' on the water In fantast.ic location at quiet end of island with pan· oramic views of the turning basih boating action & city lights. A spacious 3 bdrm home.with den built arounCf an interior patio, offers great potential for a beautiful estate. 631-1400 ........................... $2,950,000 CORONA DEL MAR beachfront. Fabulous 3 bdrm with unparalled views of the ocean & harbor en- trance. Built on 2 lots, this bright & open custom contemporary has bleached hardwood floors & 10' mahogony doors. 631 -1.COO ........................ S.2,980,000 UDO ISLE Very traditional bayfront with slips for ~veral boats & "17' on the water. Elega91 two story w1tft..4 bdrms up, maids quarters down plus formal dining room. family room, library & brick tem1ce. 631-1 .. 00 ....................................................... Sl,900,000 ING CANYON Exchin9 custom 5 bdrm estate with dinln1 & family rooms, office, excerclse room, steam room & J cu gar11e. ~ial amenities Include a 2 story coffere<f ceilJng In the IMrig room, ,:>0llshed gtanite & tile floors, arched win dow\, Ft. doors & sound, llchtlna & security systems. Fabulous llMscapins :Ir rollint lawn surround the 1e>11lly private pobl & 'Pl· '11·1400 ............................................................. , ..... 12,400,(JC»() BALBOA ISLAND OFFICE :115 MARINE AVE. 714-673-6900~ ) Corner VI u te FULL SERVICE SO. COAST ~ETAO Westclift & Irvine. Npt 8ch !Room & bath 1n 2 story Sign spaceavl on Westcliff home Lndry & ktchn •.aM lO l prMlegea. Gr .. t for col· - ltQe 1tudent1 $325/mo. -.-,-._.-_-'--11-.-.... -.- CALL 540-1796 Iv mag rtisntwl -I 2 ................ hUIEITtl•Y.1 Btttl1/•tttl1 2711 S4251mo w/1 yr lease. W Ull •TIL Pvt entry & rNVd perking. Wkly ren1els nQ\11 avail. ~~t :;,-1~: $147.00 ~ & up 227A lmmed poss 6'2-9347 Nwpt Blvd. CM 6-46-7 446 · Htl I tt Ht ~~~!t~~~~I~ 2724 N'#pl 8ch, Agt 541-5032 1"i,..fJ"'tw-•po•,fi111f .. el'IEA""'dl'f'!R,..b""A r&Sllll IWll THE~ATER.BACKBAY G nd f\oor 2 Mpeale EI Bluff. Share 3Br home. ~firces. 200•500 l~t. (818) 704--0401 $300/mo & up. 64•-9513 * NEWPORT BEACH * Harbor Highlands home. Fii IEIT lfftet S.... non smtir, $350/mo. 20'lC20' $300/Mo incl utlls 548-4193 or 646-9573 722-9"32 Coste Mtsa BALBOA ISLAND. Share SMALL OFFICES 2Br 1Ba house, fully FROM $375/MO. turnlsMd. Only $425/mo. Full ten/IOe. 17th St. Costa • 873-7016 MeM. 84&-91163 BALBOA ISLAND Sha1. m SP&OE IT&Tlll rental nt11r bey. mature F Repreaentlng over 325 non smkr. yrly S500 Incl. bvlldlnga In Orange Co. utll. Avail 11/1. 673-2472 One cell cta.e tt ell for BAL. PEN. F Nsmk own YOUf' Office ltaalng neede.. Br/be walk In cloMtt. No cost to you. 540·5283 Slept 10 bMcn. AYI 1111 ce-trCllf fttflltr 1340/mo. 67S-3&92 2771 !Beech BrffH twnhse. _____ ...., __ Eut CM Utll1 ;>d Fem lT1UTlll S4151mo. Cpl• suo Sm.U bvaineM owner's of- 842-3307 Of" 84&-5119 flee ~· From $180 lcou houM. Prot M/F n~ c~~'=~~= amkr •• pv1 Br/Ba. S..00 • utll•. 7 59-0963 or --.~R...,,ET="""A-IL'""s'""P,...A...,C'""E,.-•- 75~3943 Approx 1200 sit. >elnt loc "'-T& ••• llr t neer Newport City H ... --., • Agt 873-5354 Pool, aec. gale Mature n-amk. $250/Mo. 642-5319 Corona Del Mer. prime COfn« retiil on PCH. COST A MESA. Nr 19th & 1385 s/f. Ample pvt park Harbor. Empl M/F to trlr Ing. Ownr 491-2351 single sty tr1-plex, w/d S300tmo+Ytutll 642·86S7 hJltxn/VaJta 2711 Fema1e·1or 1g room wl pvt ·~bNFmn.T bOPL'n beth. Newport Beach S..t ~tlont waterfront home nr Call Carolyn ROM at 1 ooeen & pool. Call Eves Merrlll Lynch RM!ty • 542-3376 or 644-11199 673-7677 or 845-2220 FEM houNmele. 25·35. hctal fre,trtJ n~amkr. 2Bt 2Ba. gat, 1711 w/d, trplc. 1550/rno +\.t u\11, 1aVlaa1 + $150 dip. *Wm.iii* CM-off Nwpt 548-2998 SuP9f ct1M 4-9!0. All 281 Female roommat.. shr with panoramic vttiws. Cotta MMe 38R 2BA Only J975,00i 30% hH. 1275.'1286. Dy down. Cell -030 751-0272 Ev ~'t\"13 WHk•nds. 8 -1500 FEM roommate to stir 281 daya Uk for Den)on, 191 1a. acit 1n Coron• cte1 ••• lllm Mer. l4501mo. No pet• 12 Ptui.. seeo.ooo FUii or smotclng. 175-e tte prtoe, a 172,000 Down. Fem lt\r 28R 2 ltory CM Lndry rm, pool, 81Q, 1Pt wlekytigfll ~ AIC, proteaalonely lend· orltnted a MnM of acaped. Muat ... to • humor e ..-1390 + ~ Mew. °'*1 9-7 55 FfW'/, •it utlla Oebfa 54Wte 1 ' off on 4tt'I St,_. It~ N. · tuettn Ave 714-131 MIO L~~~~': ....... lflUMW 1moker Pool. W/D, LtiMM 1450. 648-2536 l(jren MALI rllWl't tor ~ NB 0n;;= !!M ~ t10rne +M-ee 1'88, NTIAL & pool. 1en1mo. Vending Aoute/Looel. 144-2t07 New ..... Dell OWN CdM MIF n-emltr litof. to :=•~t Lo-* __., lg 2•. pool, ftCI\ IHCl\lne = frPI, .-C to Medi. no C*S I 1000 ..._. Cell .Jeolt taoo+YIUtl. 721-413& t~ OM5 MtF rOOl'llNll to* 4it ART GAUEA'i: ™ ~In eo.. ...... Pvt ,,==..,. pttftla. ~bill\. AW//A Nov. 1. ,.__ IOOlllft. wwlrtrO * 714-0?t1 ,... tuK. .... ,, RI. CW "iiiliil" U9 I·-.. ...,, =\;. •• .. -. D &11 • ..., ... -....,..,..... __ ... ..., ... ....,. ......... .... ••JMw IAQ .... -,..,. MI. JfOI ' to "" 'I • c.1 ... D-411-nM tiliWil N "".,.. + .;;....;;o._..:._......,.._.....,-.-.._ .............. '°"' ....... ~ .• ,,, ...,_.711.7717 . , Ofange Co .. t DAILY PllOT/SUnd8y, OGtOber 8, 1111 C1 =; -111••1t••t1 .... I,... ..., ... ml t.t1i z•t .. .._ t 11•1 •--1'=-........, 0 -• _rm_. ... ,,. ...... , ,..:!,._:J:!!!waa i;;;G ~---...:·~': •mn• an1•1m v eeriaino OUf9ll .... ... -.. frOlll IOI HolMd fnlM\ IM .,... ::ct~· AM,.,.,.'°' w~ alrHE 8UT. Lwn '°" llJI ht' I •t ..... ,., ... , .. WNUllll ~ 97 _.-:.-:-~ CWde. UO 00 REWAAO uunll Nl.J end coN1tM onoe '*"LA Pl_.... ... 11m . .-uildled ~under •aan111 ....... a... ---102 141.-07d.141-GOl1a IK fR£E IMI I ,__. WMI to be OkMNftt lllOC> •:r= ._ lllUidMCI of a mMter -_.. ~ .....,__.from You brigM. ~. rned!Mlc.wurugrow-lllJlY .. ...,~l.BH ~·~.·~:::,:; Ci• IMnm "°" w..a ,,... •a t'1 caodlf1~ 1nj Al.dlVW llUlO r~ * * ~. on • ........__ ................ • ..,., ...,_ mey be 1 -·-~ .... ....,,.. • ..,_., Medino begin-• II lllM -_.., -.. ..,.. to be wtttl You end fi/j/,.., 1• l=ttw et Nr'Q & lllllled 1111to mac:n-All ~•ie ~ No IPtllfl'IW OOlt-No up A WAADI a 100.00 Ml•llll ~ kMd onea In YOAll ~ Court tor 11111 .-To IWn ~ tte tytor M ~()per-Thi Dally Hot ,_ Im- front ooet-6-7 Dey "-'d-176-3397 _. ...... ~ CltOfy Think °'*''"ti· Cati 8'uc:.. '*•to "-pert of the beat ahona Ultllty 1a •wallabla !Mdleta °'*"tlO' fOf Ing. Jedlle, 131-7137 FOUND 1o;.IPMd Bike. In ~Wiii You tor "Your Lov 2Q/311 tOOI c..t 14Mt10 et our Hewpor18Mct1 lo-I~ , .... ~ ........ ftlt1 Jutf on B.iboa PeNneuta. towerde me end my IOY9d catJOn MUM type 45 wpm end ·~ 873-*3 L~:TJ:t~1.D1~~1E!:J. Y•:f.~li)!llM ,::.. ~ prey thia ·-·-~ •UllmlDI• Kno.rt1d~ ot bat* opar-:=-= ~ M .. FOUND Reef Huffy S A8CQUM Club Northwood prayet 3 c.onMCutlve •LOAN DRAWS lmmedia =-aia::. =..: IMaW'll 142~2 1 T~ IPP' I Crulw JUiy 5th ,,.: REWARD. 559--9087. . Petty. 540-1711 diVS-Aft• t"9 third Ut/. O .IP Of ~t oC*llnQI with Appken Probleflt cradlt/lnc:oma, call wiwlal II . 10 ID. LOST: Mele Rott....... =-,,::-::,. becttC~ l.kgently needed. EJICaP-•ELECTAo:rs~· ::-c' good°'~ lllL' PIUT '°'***"•• bMairuptcy Brian 64H781 October 7 Cliff DrtY9 Doee Anyone KIMM may be. Than prorntae to tlonal pey. •MECHANICAL & eu11omar relation 330 W... Bey St. 1lti_2ncU 3td TD'e eraa of ~ Balld\. Wtw9She It???... pu0111ft this dlelOgue ae Tamp. to perm . .-gn. •PLASTICS tacllle. Minimum 3 raett eo.te Meaa, CA R.E. ioent In~ raaaon FOUND: Twin 7 mo or-z REWARD! * 953-5687 Plaaae Cell Ma to0n 11 your lavOf hu manta. O.C ooaltlont• •SOLDERERS expef'lanee. Knowledge ~==~~~~~~I (714) 2~ cats .....,.. gentle _ .. _ti ...___ t__.. MCP D.L WEAVER •PACKERS of CNB __._ a pl"S .,,, (213) 421-1611 epayecr'FREE i;~ LOST Orang• striped -· gran -· TEMPOAAAtU •TRAINEES .,..._.. .. . CLEANEM . l•••rrtlal lerfslC• ~· S.&-5703 ~~ci~u.',.::=~'. PRAYER to the Hoty Si)i;tt, Trlftl 3114 547-0650 '°°"'REE Alhhlfte ~ Local area. Excellem lll#Y Ind ben· S • • k I ng • • P d Ill Wiii.., It. CALL Holy Spirit you Wtto 2 Ofllt41d Mets from EX efi1s pac:t1909. For" Im-ciaanerlepolt., & p<MI-..... "'8, II UIH Penllon Fund h .. un-L0:1013, liget Cat, t '~ ma6'e me ... ..-ything to O'Hare Cnleago ADMIN ASSiSTANT •WllElllll• mediate eon1lde<1tlon, er. C:::..'~2~~ t>etwean9Mi&sDmM:f ltmlted W '°' probfem Y'I old. Corona del Mar llWlll end Who eN>W me the 10111. 1 o.c. to O'Hara. FllNOrt l8land Aelpon-Immediate j0t>1 tor, pleaM eontect: Of call Ettc: et '42-4321 :KE.o~·LNo !f7ed2 !~!>! ~~bp~I 7~P.L.,. Kldt Lost 9129 Lg bm lelthat way to re1Ct1 ""i ldeea: 10111. CHEAP. 875-8590 libte, IWMna. Client con-•MATERIAL HANDLERS M--a Ad-.-COUNTER PERSON PIT ext. 205 • r. aa • -........ ·-• r.,,.an .,.....,,1 9 tote b-o w~orey lellhat You Who gtw me the tact, growth Potentlel •STOCK CLERKS --·-· Weekende & evH -------- *WIDOW HAS ifi LOST CAT WHITE Ml IPPl blc per90nll .. alft lo torgt\19 end t 675-8f43 wknda/wtufyt •SHIPPING CLERKS Yogart S"°9 Balboa Fun JAllT(llAL for TO.I Sl0,000/up No PERSIAN. Corona dal & ~-~~ torget h wrong tNt le ADVANCEo WINDSHIELD =~=~~EIFTRS IMDllll Zone 714-875-3830 cred ...... /nopen.CellQeo-Mar WM (Hwbor View Pac:,AmpttP.;;'.'N; ?? donatomeendYouwtlO REPAIR ii look• tot letabtn.....,al... PIDf Tll nl90nAeeoc.173-7311 • Hilla). 721-1835 llked:21M77~1tl ••lnallNlnetenC*of (~ ::,e.,,; ~lyJ motivated womlKln; end Alt~~~T~Yateh yl llJEllTITE Nw -8.1Ste>1 & ~htll "" wlear fOf 11 yr old lady. man to handle repa)r 1~ Temp-Ptwrn 1111 •557-8351* I medial f NB ~. 644-5475 rout• In.your WM. Ex· •fPll Ha•-IEl • DELIVERY DRIVER for ~.9.....:Qpaninga, ttwd ~ Yoor SeMce Dlrec:1ory ui-7321~8.1~ 310 • c:ellent opportunity end • "I.'"-. 500 ~ C6nt9f OriYe ---........ LIYE-11 UlllES income. c .. kw In• .. ._, Irvine 852-9189 Newport Beed'f CA 92ee0 party eQUIP. rental llor• Ing lndMdualt to "-a E.itceptlonally sharp, 111-800-272-4AWR ru:~ Skypatk 'tC:9392 . (JH) ... 11• ~ = ~~a~~~r t:'L~ M~~~ thourougtlly ecraaned UllllW 17&02 1n11ne Bl United Rent-All 645-0760 Janltonal cntW. Vat'loul Many wl coMeoa back· E1t'dCdMRetai1Co.1tart· El TOl'o 951-1044 EQUalOpptyEmployer lhlftl tvallable tl\dlldlng ~round. HEAATLAND mg ln-flOuM agency Nd• •BARTENDER MAT~.... llUYDY •ma" days, ntghll or .... ANNIES (406)542--0241 entrapraneurlal type DOVE STREEl CAFE Woodworking/Finish' F~ °:'i: ~: ~= lndS. Apply in person: LIVE-out needed to watcn wl ralaled axp & MCty Hl60 Dove St ~ B New-carpentry tacttls are a -------- 7mo. baby girt Mon-Fri In skills. S 1I K ._ % ... bens pon Beaen Call for app1 must Balboa Boet Yard DISTRICT I MISSION VIEJO MA.LL NB. English speaking, lite Laureen 49'4-1142 752•2538 673-1834 27000 Crown Valley ~~pin;. Approx-hrs APIUUT 1111111 llllliEIEn Parkway. Mission l/latO.A 7.30-5.30+. 863_.273 Semi-retired couple •llOln&IUH I Gener~~ ~~~~.:iW: ~=-· MOTHER's HEL.PEA M on· Some exparlanea + .... PllCESSHS flex 6"2~ Hrs Tne Oany Pnor lJ IOOIOngJ-----==--- Frl 2pm-5pm. HeJp Run maintenance. CALL • ll•UL IFFICE for qualified tnc:llvldu.11 hshld. lite cleaning. 837-9956 or 855-0665 •_...TS tomanageyouthearr~. MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT SlfERVISOR $4.SOlhr Irvine. Call for ASSE B ERS I ',,.... Management experlance Interview 651-6110 -·sallb~at~ v.111'1° tr.ii~~ •flU CLEHS \ c•urnA/ helpful but will train MOTHERS HELPER. Nwpt Apply 7am Mac:GtaQOf' •llCEmUISTS ftKft Base salary S375twtt • Bch. Needed P.(T M-Frl Yechls 1631 Placentia. 1mmld1ate career pos-PLATT'lill(ER GAS • BONUS PLAN 2-6prn. Must have car & Costa M... ltlona for your chOIGe ot I CllM HRS 1 JAM-8PM Mon- refs. Call 720-8175 temporary assignments! Frt PROF responyoungwhlte •BARTENDER at rnajor corporations lmmedlateopenlog forell-Call Roger Starkey. Futltimauleried.poaltlon fem S... room In home •HOST/HOSTESS ciOM to nome perlenOad eameri oper. &42-4321 x205 9-11AM f0< person •Xl*lallCled In In exchange for ltte •COCKTAIL WAITRESS APPLY TODAY ator/platamakar. Some dally IOI' appo6ntment bUIC hOUHkeaplng, Metcpng Prefer beac:h D1y1 only. 1660 Dov NO FEES EVER baslo 1trlpp1ng 0 . llllf PILIT minor mechlnleal. -=-area. Refs avt. 5~206 St ire, NewPQf1 BMett. •TPll "HlllEL• perience helJ>l\ll Apply .. trtcll & plumbing....,..,.., Call for appt 752-2538 Irvine 852-9889 at: 3•0 W •-It knowtedge of floor cata VENDINO 'xlwt< •l •• ......_ ......... .--.-.... , ... SMCi ,_.,. lk ~I~ Yt\,... ............... _,._ ..... , • -**' ~ "'°* s...-C..• -ti SUOO • Sl6000 ,. ... ,., _........ _ .... ul I IOtW *I Ot ,411 "'-~ l• '" ... $o11My ™' tc Clillllf 17&02 Skyparlt Ctrc:le Ul.J Pl.IT • • -1 ° ~~)en~-:· Tustin S«-9392 330 w bay St Cetta llesa, IA s::' wtth ..,Y 17802 Irvine 81 east. Masa:-Ca 9262e ~to EJTOl'O 951·1~ &42-432'1 •292 HIYEI• . ~ISSION VIEJO MALL. 22706 A.span St Auto parts store need9 0.-27000 Crown Valley A.-10< Pat °' us. hYery person Need OMV Par1tW8y, Mission Viejo, lllUEEPll I printout. Sea Ct.ude at: CA 92691, Attention. Exp d Part-Ttma to full-I •a.-w 1-.&-ll-HUB AUTO SUPPLY Maintenance Supenll9or. Time fOf Property Mgmt ._.,, ... ,_rs 2120 Harbor BMS., Cotta firm In Costa Mesa Send' FI T upar1aneeo w11h Meaa. 846-2464 ~M-~--g-.-111-181-n ---- reeume to P1<sonnel. t6ols Own car & releren· NN1m/f-_ t 136 Rochester St. Cos1• ces.. 631--04'7 .. ._. •••• 11111 .. DT L....--------'I Mesa, CA 926.27 •-•i /•-....&.L MUii be dean, reliable, ... _ • ., ..... " over 21. EoQli9n·IC>Mk· TllllEE Retail SHOPPING FOR A NEW JOB? FEDCO HAS EvERYTHING ON YOUR UST FEDCO Membership Department Store 3030 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa <714) 979-2660 Equal Opportunity Em~ Excrtln; career Posttan I Ing, up . to $4/hr ... t>en- Front ~ personnel fCH ef1t&. Bring OMV to· Lori's $211 Siii top man·1 plus lad11'1 Kttehen, 979--0747 fast11on retell etore Cus-1 HIYEI WIRRlr lomef MfVIQI slults I f55a must Should be com-1 For ~I eupport g1oupt puter ptvs 10 key lrtendly, 9arn-5 30 Mon thru Fri. Dee11na wtttl al eapecta of llgl bookkeeping duties.( Mutt nave own ear. our lmport comp1ny. Full time. X'lnt benefits. 953-IM51 Salel end nwitMtng. ld- Satary comensurate with ministration end man- experieoce. Apply 1n per-•nn PIT agenwit. WW nin right son. ~-i 162 care ot For Flc>Wer Shop C-' lndMduaL Cati SUUn Colleen Stuards/Ann Alic.a or Vlfgll 133-1113 17~1215 Stutrd, South CoHt --PIT Plaza Mall, C.M -·---------Mon & Wed tor Fiow. Mect\lnical W.l/CLIU Shop In N 8 852-9155 F':~,5~ ~~M lllYEIS WllTD CIEWallSISTllT camEIPAITTim ~:,:~c:;:. ....... FOi' periling lac:drty $5 ht Good l'IOun Cell '°' Info. WOMEN AND MEK-MW- New;>ort Seach 67S-2790 64S-2003 mum quallficat1ona at e&smlS a uus H-u111tan 11ma of aQPlytng. v., Help wanted 1n all "-ts ~.. Ca llfornfa -dri ver's ..._ Min 1 yr exp JOnl typing i.c:.n-. aiccapcabte driv-WtU train Must be avai._ 1k1ll1 Salary comm Ing record and mecnan-~ some ev9ntngs & wl•XP 675-7114 ICalapl)tuClil ~oon- weeltendt FT /PT Gr .. t atructlon/mec:nanlc:el ax benefits APPIY in person FUN WEEKEND JOB· Y In L,.°"f.· chOOM wtten• GrYI out peue11oa ~ng t Tll NTTEIY SUOI fr• umptes '" market phy11eal l abor • 1212 S COAST HWY near home Join us!ll p19fal red If ampqoad, LAGUNA BEACH KOS Mn.ting 962-5618 you ~ be able to wort! CHIROPRACTIC ISSISTln Front olfloe. entnUStasUc & chferful. good office Skills. compet1uve sala.ry, FIT Incl Sat Contact I CarOI 631·5664 CLASSIFIED IDVEITISlll The Orange Coast Daily P110t has an 1mmec1late opening tor telepnone sales at our front counter Prt0r sales 1.11~,.nce helptul Must lll(e people 1nd be org1n1zed 45wpm typi ng C1ll Peggy BleVlns IOf 1nt~ v1ew appo1n1men1 714~&42-4321 U l 301 overtime end on-cell. and UI ... n reside within 30 mlnutel EllPertenea a must Ca.II of wort! baa when on- Oavld Gabnel, 916-1955 c:atl IEIEIAL lfFICE Typleal dut1a1: l n - lmmechata opanln; fOI' ac:-stalll/repairs ptpelinas. curate typ11t wtth MrYlcel end met• D-p6Mlant tetephona per sembli .. ; u1e1 hllvy eonallty In eo.ta pneumatle/hydraulle CPA flnn Full time. ax<*-tools, lhcwell. ate. Pt1Y96- lartl benefits. variety or cal demand: F,..quant llft. wort! kw eMrg911C Ind ln;/c:arrytng of objllcU v i dual Cal I Dottle. weighl1= SOpoundain °' ~20 mor• wm1 ax~ of 100 • r• Growing So Ca1ttorn1a' qutred Shutt• retailer need• an enero-ue Nlf-1tartar IOI' "you have not ~ at 111 busy 0 C offioa A gd any Gal Compeny offtoa 1n11Uda & offlCCI sac111s ~ within tne tut 1tx monttia. a must Graat QPl)Ot1u'*" and.,. intareated In thll ty tor advancement po11t1on, p1aue call: Salary DOE. Cf*YI Of Ka1t111 546-n • 7 HIRING• Government )Obi-your a.rM $15.000-$68 000 (602) 13&-1815 •398 (114) 1M-11U -.,111.1• ...... 1 ..... To Buy or Sell Real Estate In the COST A MESA AREA P-.. respond by t ... pnooe only at phone number end times speci- fied; no UCflPtlOM. .. CALL ALP NKEBTON SOLD 16 17 AN DAL WOOD STREET CO TA MESA/MESA VERDE SOLD 2820 BOA VI T A CO TA MESA/M ESA VERDE SOLD 3 18 Y D~EY LANE CO TA ME A SOLD 8777 T LARE ORI\'[ II T l GTON BE ,H I HAVE BUYERS WAITING TO BUY YOUR HOME CALL 751-5800 ,. • Oq·r ~5 Yf"ar~ of Rt-JI [,ta tr b pt'ni.'n1:r • \ lull Sen ll'l' Rnlttlr • f'r~e \1arlt-t E' aluation on 'our Homr • Pro tr !.ton~ I ~n tN' lor Both Bu' •r .. '~ ~llrr., • Frt't "l 'p to thf" \l1nutt··· C(lfnputt•rnf>d lnformallon 1.ln \1arlt-t t nniJ1t1on" in 'our .\n:a se:E<:T C A T L U A 1· I I I I' I' 1· I I I PAJLAS I .. ~ ••Ju~· ... __... ·-i ............... _. _,..,. ........ ...... .., ....... ,_, ......... ... ----.. .. -.... ---~-....._ .. , ..... .... o ' JOHNSON & SON lrncoln M~rcury l'fl2~ Herb-Or Blvd Coata MeH !'>40-5&30 JOHNSON & SON Lincoln M ercury 19211 Herbor Blvd Coats Mna ~-S630 & CREVIER 'II llW Cllll·llTI SAYE Ill I FEW EUmft.11 IF ... ,.. .......... ll l20o Sspd loJded 21AACl8 IS l~ ~1.loldfd IHf>U.103 n &3n .u10.loeded 18'11711 16 32Sts ~sPdloided !SOUi~ 11 1zs sspc11o10111 mm 11 l~ ~-'*" 7Hlll)9g I Sales -Service Parts -Leasing Why run all over town when you can locate partS for your an- tique auto in classified? DRIVER WORK PART-TIM~ DELIVERING NEWSPA~ERS. EARN UP TO $600/MONTH. MUST HAVE RE- LIABLE VEHICLE. INSURANCE. ANO OMV PRINTOUT. MON- DAY-FRIDAY 2-5 P.M .. WEEK- ENDS & HOLIDAYS 4-7 A.M. NEWPORT /CORONA DEL MAR & LAGUNA BEACH AREAS. FUN AFTER SCHOOL WORK 11 Years & Older Work Evenings & Saturday I YOU CAN AVERAGE PER WEEK s7500 OR MORE! PHONE: 498-3321 All Transportation Provided By An Adult Supervisor I WOU II IOVI OWi IEIGDOUOOD For more Information • Eleamino sabotages GWCrally Bryant runs for 277 yaiaS; Ce alon e's 6-yardFGttesit By JON FERGUSON Of .. D.er ......... Golden West College could not have played much better. and in the end -the very end -1t took a miracle finish for El Camino to salvage a "tie. · The Rustlers. headed by Blaise Bryant's community college career high 277 yards. did exactl y what they had to on both sides of the football in 1he Second half to rail)' from a 28-14 defic11 for a 31-28 lead on K.C. Sattenhwa1te's 33-yard field goal with three seconds left. But even after a quadruple-lateral, 14-yard kickoff return to the Golden West 49 by the Warriors as time expired could not end this one. A faccmask on the return - a half cannot end on a defensive penalty -put the ball at the Rustlers' 39 with no time showing on the clock. With.the game apparent!}• finished. the referees had to clear people off the field before.El Camino lined up and Dominic Cefalone booted a career-best 56-yard field goal to tie the game in Saturday night's Mission Conference thnller at Orange Coast College. · "We knew he was very capable <1f that," said El Camino Coach John Featherstone. "We hadn't had him the first three weeks. because he's been sick and injured. I'm real proud of him." Likewise. Golden West Coach Ray Shackleford. although somewhat shell-shocked by the final tum of events. was proud of his squad's performance. The offense had decidedly its best performance of the season, playing equally well in each half with 504 total yards for the game: . · ·- .. h's a big difference for us/' said quarterback Joe Napoli, who completed 18 of 25 passes for 249 yards. including his first nine of the game. ''Coach Shackleford said afterward how they came back to tie us and we should be proud. They were probably fa vored to beat us." SUNDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1988 [!] OCCbeats San Diego ~ . on 'flag day'· Officials outgafu each team in Bucs' volatile 35-15 win . By JON FERGUSON °' ... o.llr,... ..... On a warm October day, when .players SLDlply couldn't keep their cool, things offic1ally got out of hand. h staned on the f U"St play from scnmmagc at Orange Coast College on Saturday afternoon. By the fifth play, bOth teams had b«n whistled for unsporum~nlike penalt1es and on the s1>.th the toials were begmrung to build. San Diego CC came a hnle unraveled earl) and became complete!)' frustrated b)' the trurd penod. OCC fell a liule out of control, gemog mto the flow of the game. The final totals· Officials. 352 total yards: OCC. 241 yards; and San Diego CC. 281 ~ards. San D~o was nagged 17 umes for 185 yards. including et t unsportsmanlike calls. rwo defenslVe personaJ fo sand t\\O pass interference flags. OCC was slapped 16 times for 167 yards. includmg three unsportsmanhkcs. two personal fouls, two rougfung the · passers and two pass interference calls. Oh. yes. The Pirates v.on the game. 35· I 5, led by tailback Brian George's splendid performance with 21 cames for 103 vards and four touchdowns.. The Bucs' defense also de5erves crcdiL Coast held San Diego's Kevin Key to 30 yards on 13 carries outside of his 66-yard scamper to set up the K.mghts' first touchdown. But the game was dominated by players. coaches and fans )Clhng. late hits, questionable calls and eventually the e1ecuon of San Diego bead coach Anthony Williams. By midwayth:rou&l! the founh quarter. the clock was left running for most of the remainder of the gam'c regardless of the rules. "That wasn't hometown officiating." said Williams. interrupung one of his assistants afterward who was sa)1ng that the sJtuauon wasn't far from What their team fac.cs man) umes on the road. "That was just pathetic. When officials art that bad, you're going to get injuries from playing too long. Follow10g a J 3-gamc winning streak which includes last year's 11-0 nauonal championship campaign. El Camino has lost and tied in its past two garues to fall to 2-1-1 overall and I· 1-1 in conference: Golden West improved to 2-1 in conference and 3-1 overall. Featherstone noted four of his defensive starters. (Pleue eee GWC/00) Qranee Cout'• K erin llcKel'rie brlnC• down San Dleco City mnntnc bAck Glenn D.er NM,._...,~ L ~ Pagett u Sean Tarner look.a on. Pirates won penalty-filled game. 35-16. ··The,· should be ashamed of themselves. They were total!) incompetent They need to Ft out of officiating beforr the~ get a kid scnously hurt.· (Pl---OOC/DS) . . · Troians feast on Ducks ih 42-l 4laugher·Harborglris ~ first in meet 1 out its starting QB, Oregon no match for SC fill·t~ quarterbacks. Pete Nelson and Bob Brothers, just flapping in the warm Southern Catiforrua btteze. That puts USC atop the Pac-I 0 conference standings with UCLA at 3-0. 5-0 overall. Oregon, ranked 18th in the nation coming in. 1s now 2-1 in conference, 4-1 overall. thmkmgabout tta little be lore the game. but we just focused on what we had to do once 11 started. "A lot of our guys deserve credit "h1ch they don't alwa)s get. We have a lot of talented receivers and running backs. game's first dnve Fret safet) Thom Kaume)'er recovered for Oregon at the Trojans 38. The Ducks wen1 nowhere. hov.ever. and KJrk Dennis' 43-yard field goal attempt sailed v.ide left .. BJEDZINTEL Dllr,...C.1111 ...... "But I thank the defense for getting us the ball in good position today." LOS ANGELES -Without a strong- winged quarterback. Oregon was made to look like so JTIIID' sitting ducks by USC Saturday at the Coliseum. Before 63,452, senior quarterback Rodney Peete, the Trojans' Heisman Trophy candidate, passed for 270 yards and two t'ouchdowns. Compare that to Oregon's Nelson and Brothers, who combined for 90 yards passin.a- Botb of Pccte's touchdowns went to junior flanker John Jackson on passes of S9 and 14 yards. Jackson had seven catches for I 5S yards to lead all receivers. Indeed. USC's defense. which forced four Oregon turnovers. gave the Trojans the opportuntt} to build a :! 1-0 first-half lead - reversing what the Ducks did to l)SC last )ear Peete moved L'SC to 1he Oregon 1 l on a mu. of passes and running. But on third·and- nine, he fumbled to set up a 38-}ard field goal attempt b} Quin Rodn&uez. Oregon nose tackle Da~ 1d Cu5ano blocked the lick The T roJans got the baH bad, moments-- later free safet~ intercepted Pete Nelson's overthrown r.ass O~on's Bill Musgrave. a senior who passed Oregon to an upset win over the Trojans "The defense pla)ed well all da) ... USC Coach Larry Smith said. "It was a hot da' and there was a lot of cramping up, but the defense was dominant. It d1dn t . U!k~ long for Pette 10 take advantage of the opportunll,. He Shrew a 59. )&rd touchdown to the strealUngJackson: Peete was knocked out momentanl}'--On the pla) after being hit bard in the stomach. bu1 he returned. UCLA IOf# Oregon Sl•t•, 3a-21. 03. Senior Steven Webster was the game's leading rusher with 78 yards and a touchdown. The Trojans dominated in total yards. 564-112. "Of C0Ur5( II was different "1thou1 Mu5Vc1~~· The~ (Oregon)d1dn'teAecutev.ell in passing. last year. sat out this one with a sprained ankle. So the No. 2-ranked Trojans proceeded to beat up on the Ducks, 42-14. leaving Oregon's So was this the rcvcnae USC had in mind after losing. 34-27, at Oregon in 1987? ·'Not really," Pectt said. "We were Oregon blew an early opportun1t) to take the lead when Webster lost the ball after being jack-knifed b~ the Di.cks' Chns Oldham on the It v.as Or'Cgon's Nelson \\hO failed to answer the bell m the next round as Brooks replaced h1mwtth the frcshma9. Brothers. Dils set to face e.r .. team Atlanta QB to be tested by Rams' A Tl.ANT A (AP) -Steve Dils of the Atlanta Falcons sawenou&h of the new Los Angeles Rams pass situation defense in training camp to know the potential for a b~ play exists. Dils was thinkinJ of a bi' play by the offense, but it also lends uself to a bif play defensively. 'You may not complete as high a peroen&aae of passes, but what you're aoina to get isa big play in the(c." Dils said. Instead of aoina with a traditional ~ alianment. Rams Coach John Robinson is usina two linemen and five linebecken in pa1S~ situations. The Rams call it th~ .. e." Dils tot a look at it until he was ~on waivers by the Rams at the end of trainfoa camp and was quickly claimed by the Falcons, who lost backup qual'tef'blck Scott Campbell to a teUOn~odina knee i!\fury. Dils suddenly found himself the swter wbcn Chris Miller went down with a teVere aprain of lhc left ankle al Dallu tw0 weeks qo. The Rams, 4-l, and Falconi, t-4, will '*' at IO 1.m. PDT today at AtJant,a.fuJton County Stadium. Usina their normal defense last ~. t.be Rams recorded 38 quar· tat.cb lllCU f<>r tbe teasOO. ln the fint fi~ pmea this year they have 27. indudi~ teven by outside hnebecker Kevin Greene, 1 (ounh·)UJ' pro fiom Aubura. Greene sbam the Nf1.. 11ek le.Id witb Mart Ouuneau oft.he New ¥c:iftJC\I. Aduta bu 1 celebrated outllde linelm:toer wbo alto haal~ from Auburn. No. I draft choice Aundny 1n1C11. wbo a.di tbe Falcons with dne .... .. h't • ltlllt.lri111-1JPe defeftlf _., diareat 6oria our nom\al • ._," Oreeae said. "I think we're .............. 1( ..... 1( ....... Jim Enrett. Rama, dael Atlanta P'alcou toda7. · alJ Qei1ed by IL The quanCf1>eck doesn't know wbert the prnsure 1s .nina to came fiom. Oet the quar--~ thinkina and wonderia-. that's what we want to do ... .. I tbin1t everybody ii faci"I the i.ue." RobeftlOll laid of his new pUS defcw ... We feel I.bat'• the d.ttt:ction tbe lllDt is .,...._ The oullide linebKker e-11-nasher. That's the kJnd ofbi(-tlmt athletes the collCIJtS lrt produc:lftl. •• ..,.,,.., ,,.,,.,_ ... , LOS A NOELES (AP) -The 1'°* Aneetes Raiders wiU attempt 10 continue tbetr donunance o'er the Mia.nu Dolphins 1n an NFL pme 'odaY which has to be dose lo bc11\& consida'ed as 1 must·wift COGtC1t for both eeams. KJcto« time at the Loe Anlelcs CohltWll is I p.m. A mniwd ol about 50.000 is cxpttttd. The Rudtts wttt bated IS 21h-poant filvoriees. 8ocb teams brina. 2·3 records into u.e pme. Miami's Don Shula._ been one of ibt Nf1..•1 moet M All kid cmdm cwr. but bf Md llil tMm bave hmbled ume after ttmc •iM\ •be kaidm over the years. Dodgers put .in sticlty situation e ieverHowell's ejection big issue as Mets rally, 8-4 NEW YORK (.\Pl -The Ne" York Mets ha'e a "a) of putting the opposiuon in a slick) pos111on late 1n the game. The> cenamh did ll Saturda~ to the Los .\ngeles Dodgers and Jay Howell. The Mets scored the runs after Howell, the Dodgers reliever. was tossed from the game for doctonng the baseball. and v.ent on to an 8-4 viC10I') over the Dodgers 1 n, a cold rain on Saturda} to ta~e a :?-1 lead in the Nauonal League pla)offs.. Howell. who started tbe eighth innina Wlth the Dodgers ahead 4-3. was (Jected when the Mets claimed he )µad a foreign ubstanct on his &)o,·e and umpinng crr" chief AIJT) Wendelstedt, along wt\h home plate umpire Joe \\est. found a pine w-- like substanct .. Give credit to (Coach) 8 111 Rob- inson." Mets Manager Dave}' John· son wd. "He Slld he tho~t Howell had 1 stick) substance m his glo~e " Walson wd sc' eraJ pla)en on the bench knew Hov.ell was d01na some- tbina. • "We could see him tua&i~ at the stnnas and "'~ knew somelh1na was go1na on:· outfielder Mook~ Wilton saui. ··s11\ Robmson pomlcd 11 out:• .\ngr) Ood&ers Man~ Tom Lasorda satd. he "watched tum (West) check hJ J)ove and !)(said he didn't f~l •n)1.h1na but ·t have toe,Jttt tum: "h changtd my U'lteJ). m) best relief pitcher "''$ out of the pmc." La.sordJ s.a1d. "Yeah. 1 gucu tt did chanae my stratCI.)." The Dod8Cn used three pnchns after Howelf 11 the Mtls n.lhcd for the =~~ad Nft comma on a ~ ,_.. dunt1na. ·Don't itnkc out Jute mete cont.ct: .. Wtlton said, I . N.L Cbamplon•blp DODGERS VS. METS Game 1 -Mets 3 o.-rs 1 Game 1 -Dodelri 6 Mets 3 Game 3 -,.....,15 8 Docteen A (Mell ead ~ es 1 ' TOdav -Ood9trs Tlidor 10·11 a l Mets CGoodefl 18·9 S om Mondev -Dod9tn 11 Met\ 9 e.m TU4t~V -~·s at Docteen. s P.m (If necesurv WedM~av -Me is e• ~. S P.m (if n«HUr" All ganws 1e~v·se<1 o" Cl'lannt4 1 and l>roaOCHI °" !<ABC 17901 •lld KNX {1070) Ntnetet'n 11m~ dunng the regular season and t"1ce in the pla}'offs, the Mets came from behind 1n their final at-bat tO W\O ''This team has a lot of hcan ... second baseman \\ alh Backman satd. "We JUS\ ne'er SJ' e up. v.e JU St don't quit • Game 4 of the hest-of-seven senes 1s scheduled tonight at hea tad1um Left-hander John Tudor will pitch for the Dod~ers against nf't·hander Dwight Gooden. the \kts starter 1n Game I Saturda\ ·s game "as pla ed 1n a chill) dni2le but got under ~•} as scheduJcd at l~.:?O pm EDT The outfield and bascpaths were wet and pro"'cd trcachero~ 4.f\crthe Oodgcrstooka4-J kad tn the e1ghth. the Mets came ba~k 10 uc lhe score 1n the bOttC\m of the 1nnin Ho~ell, rchevtna Orel Hel"5h1scr • stancd the mnm& but didn't last Iona. A~,,andro Peria rehe~ and com- plettd 1 qJk to Kevin McReynokls. Ho-.rd Jotuuon forced McReynolat 00 a bwlt atttmpl and tbco SIOJe !«Oftd. Ont out llU'r. Johnson 1C:Ol'ed the ty1na Nn on Backman's double. Piftdl..bnier Len ()yksua ~ltedl 1.nd former Met Jestt Oroeco rebevea hna Wlltoo lined I 11111k to oatler field 10 ai vt tbt Meta tbe 9-d. After Otta Jefferiet ~ ~... ,.. By URK WOLCOTI' ~,._Cw: 0 f I More than 750 runners from 41 schools from Cahfocnia and Nevada battled it out Saturday a\ the Central Park lnVltattonaJ in Hununaion Beach, the final testin&ground before next wcck·s Orange County Cham- pionships. The ~t marks Saturday went to Mater Dc1's &Jrls 1n Division I and Newpon Harbor's girls Ill Division II. But man) of the schools were slowed b) another test. ~The Si\ T's were held today;• Universit) Coach Jamc:t Rolfioa wd pnor 10 the meet "Three of my top runners are tak.Jng the test. so team- w1sc we won't place as high as usual. (Pleoe eee R WPORT /03) House wins for Irvine 8) RICHARD Ol'!'>~ ~ ..... e,.,,.,,, •• ,,.. Foothill lhgh gambled $aturda) night hke a gu) rolling the dice in la!I \ egas. v.eanng a big hat and smokmg a 1'1g c1µr \'.1th a minute left m the game 1he t-...n1ght'-"'ent tor the wm instead ofa tie and ended up lo rng. .\ftcr a last-minute touchdown cut IP me<, lead to one. Foothill op1ed for a t"O-J)Otnt con,ersion on a pla1· acuon pa 5 rather than lock a PAT The se' en v. a htdmg some .... here underneath the dice as ll"\-'1ne held on for a 14-13 '1cto~ in a non-league game before :?.400 at Irvine High. If' 1ne's "-1 . Lim, a 6-0. :'!1().. pound senior lame up wllh a wt8J!) ball as Foothill attempted an onside k1c~ following the score. "Lim made a great play on that on~1de kick." said lrvmc co-head coach Rick C'uni . H old on v.as e'ac\I) v.hat the \ aquero t+ I) did 1n th1 one ··w e knev. t Foo\h1ll) wa,s gomg to run a pla)-act1on pass on the con- ' crs1on ." Curt1 u1d. "(On the s1~ hnel we wert_$ett1ry' read for our '"<'-minute offen In ine "3 think1na the Kniahts v.ou ld kick a P.a. T and tic I\ Jnstc.ad. their pas fell incompkt The la t l. 1-4 of the pmt was pulsa11n1 a Foothill {2·3) u~ a 17· ~ ard punt return by Ricky Robenton tog.am e'cdlenl field posalton on the Irvine 36. "n,ghts Q\lartcrback Tom H1~k1ns (~. ilO) rushed 11 t111'CS for a tcam·h11h 46 yards <'° not coun11nl the sack) And it wu lu1 11· ard spnnt to tM lrvu~ 2-YM,:t lint "1th I :3 kft an the PIM Iha\ .. 1IP Foath111's tOU(hdowft. T'NO o&i)1 lat.cr. 8riaD Ct.:uh.- scoml from tht I and FoaiiW lealilill assured of ll '2. .._ -. Irvine's deh•, = ..., '-' liM Md ..... Utdl&ld. did.-... Tht v-,,::. ~·=-~ \ • m Orenge COat DAILY PILOT I Sundey, October 9, 1tel Lucero wins U.S. crown easily rides to Speedway title By KIRK WOLCOTT o.11r .... c. •• ., ..... The United States National Spcedw~ Cham- pionship brinp out the best in Steve Lucero. After a d1sappo1nting main season in 1986. Lucero finished founh in the nationals. Last year he won only one main, but took third in the nationals. So after a fairly successful 1988 season. it onl y seemed natural tfiat Lucero, 24, should win the U.S. title. And that's exactly what the Riverside rcsideot did. Saturday night, before a crowd of 6.560 at the Orange County Fairgrounds raceway in Costa Mesa. Lucero left nothing to chance. winninJ his first four heats (of five). to score 12 points on the night. Newport Beach 's Phil Collins. trying to become the first American national champion born outside the U.S .. ended up second,with 11 points. Collins. 28. who was born m Great Bmain but came 10 the U.S. to race this season. won his final two heats and placed second m two others. The National Championship was decided in a single night of racing. comprised of 16 riders and 20 heats. Each heat consisted of four laps around a tight and treacherous one-eighth mile dirt course. with the winner scoring three points. second place two points and third place one. Going into the race. Costa Mesa's Bobby Schwartz. the winningest American rider \his year, was the odds-on favorite to win his second National Championship. Schwartz. the 1986 champion. drew the pole position for his first race and promptly met with disaster. Breaking for the lead on the first comer of the first heat. Schwanz collided with Lucero. • SPORTS BREAK Moras will be on each side of field in San Diego today From TH ASsoclaled Pre11 SAN DIEGO -Jim Mora, head m coach of the New Orleans Saints. usuaJly 411 • has a rooting interest in Jhe San Diego Chargers. Today. however, Mora will put aside family loyalties to try and beat the Chargers. the team that employs his eldest son, also named Jim. as a defensive assistant. "This will be the first time since my son has been coaching for the Chargers that I'm not pulling for the Chargers," Mora said, adding the father-son confrontation came up during a phone conversation with the youn'-cr Jim Mora this week. · The last thing he said before we bung up was, 'Remember. dad. this is war,' so I know he's taking 1t seriously." the cider Mora said. The younger Mora said. "I llon (tkhat9) was just kidding. I'd love to will this game. bu11f I look at 1t like we're beating my dad's team or my dad. then ii makes it hard. We're trying to beat the Saints. and we need this win." The Chargers are 2-3. the Saints are 4-1. Last Monday night's dramatic 20-17 victory over Dallas put the Saints in a three-way tic for the NFC West lead with the Rams and San Francisc.o. Though thou~nds of miles apan, father and son remain close through frequent calls and both say they're not makmg a "big ilung" out of being on opposite sides today. "We're both goinJ to do our best to help the team win, whatever we do,' the dder Mora said. "After the game, we shake hands and go oo about our lives." /'Sut the ~me has attracted a lot of interest among relatives and friends of the Moras, with suppon heavily in favor of the Saints. "I had to get 65 tickets today," said the younger Mora. addmg that most of them were for friends aod relatives of his father. who grew up in the Los Angeles area. "And they arc all for the Saints. The only person cheering for me is my girlfriend." Quote of the day Andy Van Slyke, Pittsbu rgh Pirates out- fielder. on the ong.10 of the des1gna1ed hitter rule: "II seems hke Satan has thrown the DH into our game.·· Graham leads Seniors event Lot! Grabam birdied the I 7th hole and l!I look sole contro~oftt>e lead Saturday in the third round of the S'I million Seniors aolf tournament 10 Clemmons. N.C. Graham, who shartd the lead through the first two rounds o(the richest event on the Seniors PGA Tour. matched par 70 in chilly weather and completed 54 holes in 207. That's 3-under par on the difficult Vantage course at Tanglewood Park and one in front of Wale ZemlJrtlli,a one-umc steel worker who has found a second career among golfs senior citizens. Roffrto deVleaM, 6S, from Argentina, won the separate but simultaneous Super Seniors competition for players 60 and older ... Btatl Bryut bitd1ed the final hole to catch Mad Broob and seize a share of the third-round lead in the Southwest Classic in Abilene, Texas. Bryant, 33. a non- winncr since turning professional in 1976, stripped four shots from par for a 68 and finaJly snatched a piece of first (>lace with a 12-foot birdie p\ltt at the par-5 finishing hole ... The popular Skins Game has been renewed at the PGA West course in La Quinta throup 1991 . it was announced Saturday. The event, scheduled Nov. 26-27. features Jlldl Nldlaa, Lee Trev ... c.rtta Sln.qe and by Fleytl com~tin• for $450,000 in prize money .. Trcvino.t the defending champion, won $310,000 in the ly87 Skins Game. Waquolt captures Gold Cup While Alysbebe stayed in the barn on a m cold. wet Saturday, Waq_uoit earned t63);800 with the easiest of victories in the I ,vo3,000 Jockey Oub Gold Cup in New ork. Waquoit, ndden by J.,. S..tet. took the lead 70 yards from the sW1 ancf splashed home l S lenstb• in front of Penonal Flaa. New Yod-tnd Euy N Oiny was another 20 lenatb• beck and I Slh ler\ltht 1n front of ~ Creme Fraiche, who was tryina for his 1bird COftlCCUtive Gold Cup vict~ . . . Orat Com. snuokator, winner of three of four S1arU 11 Santa Anila r.artier thit ~ facet a eop field today in the 20lb runnina oftbe s.iOO.ooo oak Tree Invitational. .RJvlia, anochef multiple •&aka winner, and Eurwran cam- . N• El Anb and Lo\le tbe Ofoom will Orat Communicator over lbe I YJ miles on tbr t t S.nta Anita. DlllJ .................... SteYe Lucero (left) and Bobby 8cbwarta duel darln& competition Satvd&J at tlae U.S. NatioDal Speedway Cbamplon•lllp at the <>ranee County Fafrgroaada. Thrown laterally from his bike, Schwartz went tumbling to the ground. where he remained for two full minutes. Stretchers were brought to hi s side, but Schwartz JOI up on his own after ha vi ng the wind knocked out ofh1m. Asked whether he considered siuinJ the night out after the spill. Schwanz. 32. said 'Tm riding.. l don't care how bad I hurt. This 1s the National Championship, and I'm going for it." The first heat was run again. This time, Schwartz was more cautious and finished third. He won his next beat. edging out 19-year old Gary Hicks of Riverside, but finished with only seven points. That total left him in a three-way tie for 10th place with National Indoor Ice , Racing Champion Scotty Brown of Massilon. Ohio. and Louis Kossuth of Brea. Defending national champ Brad Oxley also came up short. Oxley won his first two heats. but finished third in the next three. His nine points put him in three-way tic for fifth with 1985 national champion Alan Christian of Murrieta and 18-year-old Billy Hamill of Monrovia. Kings edge Calgary in OT, 6-5 Dave Taylor scored with just 23 Iii seconds left in ovenime Saturday night to , lift the Los Angeles Kings to a 6-5 NHL victory over the Calgary Flames at the Forum. Taylor look a pass from Bernie Nlcllolls and jammed it past Calgary goalie Rick Wamsley from five feet out to give the Kings their second straight victory and vault them into first place In the Sm ythe Division. Wa)'H Gretlky scored two goals and had two assists to help stake the Kings to a 5-3 lead in the third period. Gretzky's second goal was a shonhanderthat came with 8:46 rema1n1ng. Joey Mullen ancf rookie Jin Hrdlaa scored j us1 35 seconds apan with less than six minutes left to knot the score at 5. With the Kings leading 3-2. Tim Huter scored for the Flames at 6:39 of the third penod. Mullen's second goal came with 5:5 1 left in the game and Hrdina neued a 25-foot slapshot with 5: 16 remaining ... In other NHL games. Detroit captain Sten Vunnu ~)'ed a third-penod rally as the Red Wings rebounded from a 3-1 deficit to earn a 3-3 1ie in Vancouver ... In Hanford. defenseman Ray Bourque,· who set up three first-period goals. collected foorass1sts as 1he Bruins cruised 10 a 6-2 victory over the W-halers. . . Dave Christian scored two goals and assisted on another as Washington ended a four-year drought agamst Buffalo at the Capital Centre in Landover, Md. with a 6-2 victory ... ln Quebec. Patrlk SGDd1trom scored 1wo power-play goals in the third penod as New Jersey stormed back from a 3-1 deficit heading into the final 20 minutes to defeat the Nordiques. 5-3 .. , . Defenseman Chris Cbellos set up Mata Naslu.ad and Gilles Thibaudeau for power-play goals 10 the first penod to spark Montreal to a 4-3 victory over Minnesota in the C:rnadiens' seas0n-opencr at the forum ... In Toronto, rookie Dulel Martos scored his second goal in as many games and the Maple Leafs beat Chicago at Maple Leaf Gardens ... Kelly Kisto scored two goals and Ulf Dablea added a goal and two assists as the New Yorlc Rangers defeated host St. Louis, 4-2. Tomas Sandstrom added three assis1s for New York. 1-0-1. which had a 37-27advantage 1n shots on· goal. Moroso, 20, takes Al Pro 300 I.. CONCORD, N.C. -Rob Moroso, • who turned 20 less than two weeks ago, out.dueled Geoff Bodine to win'Saturday's AJI .Pro 300 Busch Grand National stock car race at Charlone Motor Speedway. Moroso. from Madison, Conn .. took the lead I I laps from the end of the 200..lap race, during a caution period. He held on for his second career victory and first on a superspccdway. Moroso, who started near the back of the 44-(ar field because be missed the mandatory drivers' meeting Saturday morning, ran at or near the front through the race and came away with a SS4.650 payoff. Television, radio TELEVISION 10 a.m -NFL FOOTBALL: Rams at Allanla, ChaM~ 2 ~ 10 11 m -TENNIS: Women's tournament from Naw Orleans, ESPN. 11:30 a m. -BASEBALL.: American Laaoue Cnamplonst\IP Serles Ga me ' -Bo,ton at Oaldand, Channel 7 Noon -GOLF: Seniors tournament final round, ESPN 1 P.m. -NFL FOOTBALL: Oenvfl' at San Francisco, Channel 4'. 2 p.m. -HORSE RACING: The Turi Claulc from Elmonl, N.Y., ESPN. ' P.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Oreoon at use Clape), Prime Ticket. S P.m. -BASEBALL: National LHOue Cham- pionship Series Game ' -Ood~rs at New York Meli, Channel 7. 7:30 p.m. -HOCKEY: New York lslande'i'$ at Kings, Prime Tleket. I p.m, -~SE RACING: 0.k TrM rtc>lavs. Channel 56 (Prime Ticket, 10-.30 p,m.). 11:30 p.m. -COLLIGE FOOT•At..Ll Noire Oame al Plllst>urgh (tape); ESPN. RADIO 10 a.m. -NFL FOOT•ALL: Rams 1t Atlanta, KMPC C710). ll:lO a.m. -•ASllA~L: Arnetlcan LMOue Cnamplonshlp s.ries Game • -8oston at Oekland, KNX (1070), KFMB !760). 1 P.tn. -NFL l'OOTSALL: Miami al Raiders, KFI (640). 1 o.m. -NFL '00TBALL: N.w Or ... ns al San Oleo<>, XTRA 16'°). 1 p.m. -N'L '00TIALL: PlllM>ufef'I at Phoenix, KMNY ( 1600). s o.m. -•ASl•At..L: Nallo!\al LfftUI Cham- P40nsfllp Stri.t Game • -Dodeers at New Vork Met1, KABC (~)L~_NX C1010), KFMI (760). 7:30 P.m. -l'ftKAIY: New York 11'41ndtt• at Klnos, KL.AC CS70). MONDAY TILIYlllOM t a.m. -IAMIALL: HatloMI LfftUI O.m- PlofTshlp 5eri.t Game S -Dodeers at New Yortt Meta, Chtnnel 7. 10 a.m. -CANADIAN ,OOTaAU.: tiemllton at ltll!MI C~ Ct9"), ESl'N. Noon -IAlllA&.Ll Atnlftcan L-.ue Cham-~ seri. G.,,,. s Clf .......,..~, -1o1ton at 0.*'d, Chennlf 7. RADIO t a.m. -Ml91AU.: HeltoN4 L.'""9 Chem-...,. S.ln Geme S -Dodtlrs at New Yortl Meta, KAIC (1't1.r. )CHX £:'.:lc.:'Ma (7 .. ). ...... -...... u.: u..ue Own· ....... 5ertll Gefnl S (If -.aMrY) -...,_ et ~. KNJC (_.,, KPMI (HI). Oakland on verge of sweep 7 A ·s overcome 5-0 e lcit in 10-6 win to assume 3-0 edge Fl"9m McClacdly News Service OAKLAND -Boston Red Sox Manager Joe Morpn had a great idea tnd devised a new lineup. His players pvc him great execution and took a 3-0 lead. But the Oakland A's, in Game 3 of the A~erican League playoffs Satur, day night. pve Morgan and the new Red Sox lineup a lousy result -a JQ-6 defeat that put them up three games to none and p<>sitioned to end the bcst-of-1evcn series with a victory today (11 :30 a.m .. Dave Stewart vs. Bruce Hurs1. Channel 7). In this game suitable for a summer niaht in Fcnway Pafk, the A's slugged four homers to tic an AL playoff record and came back from that 5.0 deficit 10 lead, 6-5. after the third inning. With starter Bob Welch gone and the Oakland bullpen in charge. that was enough to prompt a chant of "sweep" from tt{e packed Coliseum by the time the seventh inning rolled around. But,, oh, was it ever quiet in those car~mnings. rsan had ju cd his lineup to ad p1zazi" to a ~and offense that had hit .164 in the first two games. He dropped Wade Bosgs from first to third and led off wnh Ellis Burks. Todd Bcnzin~r dropped to ninth, jAL Serles: A's 10, Red Sox &I 4 Rich Gedman advanced to seventh and Jim Rice and Dw1J.ht E.vans followed cleanup man Mike Green- well to the plate. "We haven't done much at all for the last two week.s, so we might as well try something." Morpn said. "It's not panic -just trying to breathe some life U\tO the. offense." • Nice move, Joe. The first four hitters in the lineup connected for three sin&les and a two-run double by Greenwell. AL CbamploaalJJp A'S VS. RID SO)( Game 1 -A'• 2, llt9d Sox 1 Game 2 -A'I •• Rad Sox 3 Game 3 -A's 10, Rad Sox 6 (A'• !Md H(le$, 3-0) Todav -Red Sox <Hurst 11-7) a1 Oeki.nd (Stewart 21-12), 11:30 a.m, Mondav -Red SOx al A's, noon (If neceuarvl Wadnesdav -A's al Red Sox. noon (If necenarvl TtlUr$0eV -A's al RM Sox, S p.m. <If necenarvl ,Au earnes reievlsed on Cnannet 7 Ind broadc.a$t on KNX (1070). Welch. the hyper A's starter whom catcher Ron Hassey often has to settle down. wasn't his usual kind ofhyp_cr Saturday. He usuany misses the sinke zone when he's overly pumP.t:d· At best. theY. discovered that Red Saturday, he was right on tt-until he Sox starter Mike Boddicker was not 'dtcided that maybe he was too right going to overpowerttiem. on it. ' ' First. the Red Sox scored two more He walked the bases full with one _ a Butks double, sacrifice bunt. out in the second inning. but Jody ·r. fl d G II h R-d fl1"ed out to challow lef11 to brin~ sacn ice y an reenwe omer -"" ~ and dismissed Welch trailing 5-0. Greenwell home. and Benzinger flie Gene Nelson, the winner of Game 2 out to the warning track in left. in Boston. relieved him for what The Benzinger fl y ball gave a clue would be. after the A ·s ;third inning, -the ball was carrying in the usually his second victory in as many games. chilly, dead-air Coliseum. And that would work to the A's advantage. Mark McGw1re started the come- ' Not in the first inning, however. back in the second with his firs1 That's when they made a mess on the homer of the series. Two outs later, ba.seJ>llhs -Jose Canseco getting after shon~p Walt Weiss doubled caught between second and third on home Miie Gallego. Carney Dave Parker's sharp grounder to firs! Lansford hit a 1wo-run homer that -and produced nothing despite two drifted just over the left.field fence singles and " walk. and ~rought the A's within 5-4. . Umpire ~ Wendei.te4~ flanked by LA of Jay Bowell (~t rear) after an WecaJ Ma••&er Tommy Luorda, •l&n•I• ejeCtlon aabetaace wu foa.nd ID Howell'• ato.e. DODGERS IN STICKY SITUATION ••• ProaDl Orolco walked Kti1h Hernandez to f on:e in another run. Darryl Strawberry cap~ the rally with a tw<>-run bloop suwe to left field as the fint batter to face Ricky Horton. David Cone, who was knocked out after two innings as the starter of Game 2, pitched the ninth inning for New York. Mets reliever Roger McDowell struck out the first two batters in the Dodters eighth and appeared to have ended the mninJ when Mike Sciosia hit a arounder ~ck to the mound. While making has throw to first, : AREA ROUNDUP ' Mc.Dowell slippcd'bn the wet turf and his throw was wildJ'allowing Sciosia to move to second. ose Gonz.a.lcz ran for Scios.ia and the Dodgen loaded tbe bases with an sinaJe aod a walk. Danny Heep was sent up to pincb- hit for Henhiser, but when the Mets wcn1 to the buUpen to bring in Randy Myen, Mjke Sharperson n:placcd Heep. Sharperson walked on a 3-2 pitch to force in a run. Sharperson had walked one time in 64 olate appeatances this season. Henhiser pitched seven innings and allowed six hits. Game 3 was scheduled Friday night_ but was rained out. Lasorda u.sed the opportunity to come back with hisace ngllt-bander oo three days ~t and aive Tudor another day to recover from spasms in his right hip. Dunn& the season, Henhiser was l· l with a 2,17 earned-run average on thrtt days rest, including two shutouts. A:ftcr Game 1, Cone wrote in a newspaper column that Hcrshiser was "lucky" to shut out the Mets for eight innmgs." The Dodgcr1 then went out an<t scored five runs in two inninit off Cone in Game 2 and beat 1he Mets. 6-3. tying the series at 1-1. GWC wins .v.p-leyball tourney led by tourney MVP Jacki~ Cook, the Golden West CoUege women's volleyball team claimed the cham- pionship of the College of SeQuoias Tournament in V1111ia Saturday ni&ht.. dtfeatin1Citrus in the title match. Cook compiled 61 kills on 1he day as the Rustlers defeated Pierce in the first round. Kinp Ri ver in the quarterfinals. Cerritos in the semifinals and Citrus. Aocordins to Coach Albert Gaspari.an, 1he Rustlers recei\led their s1iffcst test against K.inp River. which is ranked second behind Golden West in the state rankings. "It was 1tranae the way they did the seedinp," said Gasperian. "We're number one and we meet the number two team in the quarterfinals." Sophomore middle blocker Sabnna Dennis and freshman setter Dannie Doll also earned all-tournament honon from Ooldcn West. Freshman outside hitter Maureen Flannipn ~ced the Rustler1 m the finals. a I S.S. l S-12. l S.11 victory over Citrus. with 16 kills. In a colleae match: VCI a. P1dflc t : The Anteaters(9-6 overall) upset the 12th·ranked T1aersat Crawford Hall, l.S"6. 14-16. l.S-6. U-1.S&.. 1.S-8. for their second 811 WcSt victory in seven trin. nc1fic 1s S.-8 overall. 3-3 1n the conference. The Anteaters had never beaten the Titers 1n 13 previous matches. For UCl. topt\omoreoutside hitter Kirn Collins had 14 kills and acnt0r middle blocker Kris Robet11 had 1 l kiU1 and four solo blocb. In non·leaaut h1~~1 water polo: S..J ... It, *' Mat I: The Sea K.inp auffcred lhtir fil"ll loM of the ~•son after c11h1 victories as the Lanc:rra put the lllM away by notch1n1 the last thrtt pis of the match at Independence Park in Fullcnon . CdM. top-ranked in CIF 4-A. had rallied to take a S-4 lead in the third quaner before its defense faltered in the late stages of the game against Sunny Hills. rated No. 5 in 4-A. The Sea Kings' scoring was supplied by Chris Oeding with three goals. Brandon Howald with two and Josh Speyer with one. In collqe action: Stafen 1. UCI 7: The Anteaters blew a 4-0 fir1t- guarter lead and evenlually went into ovef\\me when Stanford's Steve Milham scor«t with 42 seconds let\ In ~ulation to cap a four-Joal fourth quaner for the host Cardinal in tht non<onferencc match. Erik Blum scored the winner with S7 seconds let\ in double ovenime. aivina the No. 3-rankcd team in the nation an 8·6 lead. UCI falls to 7-7. In a community coll=~h: O.Nea West H. d •: The Rustlers improved to 1,..2 io the no~nference same at Saddleback. kc)'ed by the scorin& of sophomores Andy Paruette and Jeff Wines, who contnbuted four and 1hree aoaJs respectively. In men's collcae ~r: s.caJ ~•I, Cal ~t l: Jamct Helmuth's aoal l:Ol into the first ovtnime lifted the Vansuards '° lhe Golden Slate Athletic Confttmce \ltctory. Helmuth fired an \he shot off a throw-an from $eatl Foster 10 help SCC even its GSAC mark at 1-1 and improve to 4-8 ovrrall. Cal •Plitt it I-I. 4-6. Kyle Lundy "'pptied the other pl for SCC in tht ""'half. am.a~ lntM I, r...-PMlfte I: JOMlhan Be,.en 11Con:d for CCI to run lhe Eijln' i'«ord '° 4-S.I. I ( GWCTIES ••• PnmDl tnclud1na three 111-<:onferenct re- turners. ~ out of t.he hneup, but said that delotte 11anina nine freshman on defense. ··Golden West did a areat JOb offensively. "Ttiey outplayed us o n dcfenK. and we took a team a little more li&Jttly that wt abould have and they tied us. We p ve them every chance to act us in the second half. We learned a valuable lesson." After a fint quaner in which the Rustlers twice drove 80 yards to touchdowns, followed by El Otmino answer$ Golden West's Bryant fumbl~ the ball away twice -once at the Golden West 24 with 24 seconds remaining in the first quaner and o nce at the Warriors' 2 in the second quaner. "We're sure not going to dwell on a couple of mistakes in the first half the way our offense played," Shackleford said. ··we're getting better. Kevin Fairman (guard who was out two weeks with a sprained ankle) and that helped. I didn't th ink he~ould. but he surprised me." Bry;tnt surpassed his previous Golden West best of 207 yards a year ago against Ve ntura, ro nning through some gaping holes. and bouncing and spinning off tacklers 10 a performance onl y 6 yards shy of the school re-cord. Jie had touchdbwn runs of 3, I 5 and 48 yards, the latte . .r two in the second half when he gained 157 yards. "A lot of stuff we had been ru nning (previous p mes). we were takin§ ume wailing for it to develop.' Bryant said. "We were runni ng more misdirection. Tonight we kept it simple -powers and blasts. "They have a fast and aggressive defense and come right at you. So our offense was to go straight at them. and the offense did their JOb." Shacklefor-d said there were no key defensive adjustme nts at halftime. but the Warriors gained only 118 yards in the second half as the Rustlers held the ball for 18:03. Mike _Cover. Mike Au~tin and Manin Hammonds were among those mak- ing key stops or pressunng the quanerback in the second half. '"We just playe d harder ... ·s hackleford said. * Gllldlft WHt J1, El C.mlno 31. Sun 11'1 OU."'" El Ceml'"l I• I• O 3-31 Golden WHI, t• 0 7 10-ll Flnt OU1r1itr GW-Mlller J run CSatlerthwelle klckl. 111• EC-TuiMl1mak1 17 run CCefelOM kick), 7:.0. GW-8rvant 3 run (Sallerthwelfe kick), 4·26. EC-<revtf' JS run (CtfelOM klckl, 120 SKIM Oulr1itr EC-TulMl1m1k1 J run ICef110ne klc:lt.), l?:SI. EC-L.M a ~n from Venner ICtfatone kick), . .0. 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San Diego players were vocal with OCC players. and likewise. while the Kni&hts were even questioning their coacncs. .. I don't think I've ever seen a game like that." said OCC head coach Bill Workman. "The problem is we ended up pla~n& to that level ourselves. We lost our conti nu ity, but J Ot back totether and moved the football a little bit. "There were so many things going o n on the periphery, that you lose track of the pme. For at least a shon · ~riod of time, it got out of control. ,You lose track of what's going on out there." The pme took approximately 3 boun, l 0 minutes to play and the first and third quaners nearly an hour apiece. San Dicso received 94 yards in penalties dunn& the third quaner, and Williams was ejected with about r eight minutes to play in the Period. * Gr-.. Ceelt U. IMI '*9e CC 1S ...... ~ Sell oe.eo CC 0 7 0 1-lS Or.,.. COMI 1 7 14 7-35 ...... ---oc~ 1 ""' <Mc't(tMe klelll. s• ....... ---so--. 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Nii ............ t-11; T.-.rt, t•r w Orange Coaal DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Oc1ober t , 1M8 De ---------------------------------------------------------...;-------i-----------~ Columbia ends 44-game losing .streak, 16-1 ~ Lion.s collect fi rsr- win since 19 83 by beating P rinceton From Tiie Associated Pren The taunting and teasing wi ll finally stop and Columbia can re- sume playing in the relative anonym1- ty oflhe Ivy uague. The L1on Losing Streak is over after five )'ears and 44 games. Greg Abbruzzese ran for 182 yards and Solomon Johnson scored from two ya rds out w11h 5: I 3 to play as the Lions. losers since 1983. beat Prince- ton.· 16-13. before 5.420 fans on a cold, d nuly Saturday 1n New York. It was Columbia's firs1 victory in 47 games since a 21-18 defeat of Yale on Oct. IS. 1983. Smee then. Columbia had avened defeat only by tying Bucknell and Danmou1h later 1n 1983. "This 11me we d1dn'1rturn the ball over. We played a football game the way it's supposed to be played." Coach Larry McElreavy said . The Lions had become the laughing stock of college football during the stretch -even on the Columbia campus. Fans unused to celebra11ng stormed onto the field . tore down both sets of goal posts and smeared themselves wuh mud at the final gun. In games involving na11onally- ranked teams: rushed for 16 7 yards on 25 cames and scored two to uchdowns as No. 7 West Virginia held off stubborn East Caro- lina in Greenville, N.C. The Moun- taineers, 6-0. arc off to their best stan si nce 1983 while East Carbllna. 1-5, lost its fifth in a row. So1tll Carollaa H , Virginia T«ll U : Collin Mack1e's 23-yard field goal. has founh of the game. with 6:43 to play, gave No. 8 South Carolina the victory. South Carolina improved to 6-01 n its first rQad game of the season. Virginia Tech is 1-5. Nebraska 13, Kamas 10: Steve Taylor ran for two touchdowns and passed for one as ninth-ranked Ne- braska scored on its first sax pos- sessions and rolled to a v1c1on o'er winless Kansas in Lawrence'. The Huskers. 5-1. stretched their winning streak to 20 in a roY< o'er 1he Jayhawks. 0-5. · Otlaltotna %8, Texas 13: Oklahoma linebacker Ken Kaspar returned an interception 26 yards for a touch· down in the third quarter 10 take the steam out of a Te,as rally. lifting the I 0th-ra nked Sooners to a hard-earned victory over the Longhorns in Dallas It was the fourth consecuuve victor} fortheSooners. 4-1. in this Red RI\ er rivalry. which now stretches 83 )ears Texas 1s 3-2. Clemson IO, Virginia 7: Rodne) Williams threw a 14-yard 1ouchdo"' n pass to Chip Davis w11h I: 52 to pla) as No. 11 Clemson came from behind to run its record against V1rgima to 28-0 with an Atlanuc Coast Con- fe rence v1ctor) over the hosL Cavaliers. Clemson. whose 28-0 mark against V1rg1nia is an NCAA record for most consecutive victories b' one ream over another. improved to 4-1 overall and 2-0 in the ACC. V1rg11ftl! fell 10 2-3 and 1-2. Mississippi ZZ, Alabama 1 Z: Sha"' n . ""~ lllchlaan '• Tony Bola loon for a hole ln tbe def e n.e a• Tony llanclarlcla of lllc hlfan State moft8 ln to make atop. S)kes ran tor two touchdo"n'> and Joe Mickles scored once as M1sm- s1pp1 overcame a 12-point deficit for J <ioutheastern Conferen ce '1ctor' over I 2th-ranlo..ed Alabama in Tuscaloosa The '1cton mo,ed Ok M1'>s 10 2·3, 1-2 in the conferenn~ and dropped .\labama to 3-1 . 2-1 Oklaboma State fl, Colorado ?I: Barr) anders. the natton's leading rusher. earned 2-' limes for 174 \ards and scored four touchdo"' ns 10 Po"' er 13th·ranked Oklahoma tare lCl a rout of pre' 1ousl) -unbeaten Colorado 1n Boulder. Mempllls State 17, Florida 11: \av1er (, ra"' ford scored 1he go-ahead touchdo" n and John ~utlcr k1tkl.'d three field goals. g1' mg ~1emph1s tatr. 3-3. an upset "''n o'er 14th- ranked Florida, 5-1, in Gaine"' Ilk Wasbin(ton 10, Arliona State 0: John Mccallum kicked a .i2.,ard field goal and Vince Weather'lb' scored on a 1-}ard run m1d"'a~ through the third quarter as I <Ith· ranked Washington bca1 .\nwna ~tale in a Pacific-JO Conference game in Tempe. The H usk1es 4-1 o' era II and I-I 1n the Pac-10. le~ 3·0 after a tirst half that featured three pass m1ercep11ons.. two fumbles t"O missed field goals and t"o blocked kicks .\SL is 3-~ overall alter losing 1~s Pac-1.0opcner Lo Other games tea1unng Pa ·IO teams· Waslliagtoa State U , California 13: Bruins tested byOSU UCLA lets u p ter taktng21-0 lead; ~holds on, 38-21 .. ' -PASADENA (A P)-UCLA didn't m1s.s a beat 1n the first 18' minutes Saturda~. rolling up a 21.0 lead over Oregon State. Then the music stopped. The second-ranked Brwns wound up struggling before emel'glng with a 38-21 victor) at thc·Rosc Bowl. But the final score was misleading as UCLA padded its lead b~ sconn~ a touchdo"'n Y<tth 20 seconds rcmam- ing 1n the gamt" ··our football team lost concentra- tion a h11le bit after going up ~ t .O ... L Cl.A Coach T CIT) Donahue-said. ··.\II of a sudden, Oregon State hit a b1i pla~ and got back an the game I -...asn·t shocked that 11 happened. though ·· , .\ctuaU) the Beavers came up with '"' o big p)a") s 1 n the .second quarter - a pair OI long touchdown passes b\ Erik Wilhelm. which made the score 21.1 .i at halftime. h "'as obvious b\ then that the Bruins Y<eren't gotng to overpower the Bea\Crs as the)' 've done so often 1n recent ~ears. Tro~ .\1kman passed for :?88 yards and a school-record tying four touch- do"' ns as the Bruins raised their Pacific-10 record to 2-0 and lhetr o'erall mark to 5-0. UCLA hasn't -...on 1LS first five gam~ in a season since 1980. when It 'ol.ent 6-0 before losing The heav1I) .fa, ored Bruins lead the sencs with Oregon State, 28-9-4. and ha' c won I:? ofthclast 13 games betv..ccn the schools. UCLA had won the thrtt pre' 1ous games by a combined score of 142-17 LSU 7, Auburn a: Tomm) Hodson capped·a 75-yard drive with a founh· down. I I-yard touchdown pass to tailback Eddie Fuller with I :41 left to play and David Browndyke kicked the extra point tha1 gave LSU a stun ning victory over fo~ranked Auburn in Baton Rouge. LSO. which snapped a two-game losing streak.. improved to 3-2, 2-1 in the Southeastern Conference. Auburn 1s 4-1, 2-1. Notre Dame 30, Plttsburgb %0: Braxston Banks scored the go-ahead touchdown on a I-run yard late in the third quaner as fifth-rated · Notre Dame beat host Pittsburgh with 1ne help of two Panthers· fumt>lcs inside the Irish 2-yard line. The Irish. 5-0. overcame two Darnell Dickerson touchdown passes to hand the Pan- thers.. l-3. their third straight los~. Titans dropped by Fresno Timm Rosenbach thre"' for ~81 \ards and Ste\C Broussard rushed for f90as Washington State thrashed C'ah- forn1a m Pullman The Cougars raised their record 10 4-1 0' era II and I· I in the Pac-10. The Bean fell to .3-:! and 0-2 ' Stallford U . San J ost' Statt 1%: .\la rt Grant's 8-)ard interception return fora touchdown helped tanford. :!-3. pull awa~ to a non -conference' 1ctOf! over San Jose tale. I ·S "I don·t think ~e undercsumated them," said Aikman. who comple1ed ~4 of his 36 passes and was inter- tepted '"'ice. "They're mucb im- pro' ed. ~.he)' 're not the same t~m as last "ear. From 'nle Associated Press Tailback Kell y Skipper ran fora 70-yard touchdown an~ Steve loop kicked three freld goals Saturday to lead Fresno State to a 13-10 Big West Conference victory over Cal State Fullenon at the Santa .\na Bowl. In Big West games Utab State 31 . Long Beacb Sta te %4: Aikman thrcv. a 7-yard touchdown pass 10 Corwin Anthony and a 21- -.arder to David Keating in the first quaner. a 6-yarder to Reggie Moore earl\ in the final pcnod, and a 1- yardcr to Anthon)· with 10 seconds left an the game. Skipper broke a tac~.le at midfield and outran the Fullenon defense to break a 10-10 tie with 4:59 left m the third quarter. Utah State quarterbacl Brent Sn)der 1hrcv. for three 1ouchdov.11s and ran for another as the .\ggies defeated Long Beach tate m Logan l 1tah Flotida State %8, Georgia Soutllera 10: Chip Ferguson passed for 247 yards and Ronald Lewis. Dayne Williams and Chns Parker each scored in the founh quaner as sixth· ranked Florida State. 5-1. came from behind in Tallahassee. Loop who kicked a 31-yard field goal to uc 11 3-3 in the second quarter added field goals of 23 and 33 yards for the onl) founh quaner scores. talc 1s no"' ~--' and 2·0 in the conference. The .J9ers are 0-5. 0-:! A1k,man has 14 touchdown passes in UCLA's fi,c games and has thrown for three or more scores four umcs this }car The Bruins also got a 12- \ard touchdown run from Enc Ball earl}' 1n the second quaner aod a-37- )ard field goal from 4.lfredo Velasco earl~ in the third penod. Fullenon knotted the contest. I 0-1 O. ~th 7:0 I lef\ in the third quancr on a 33-yard pass from Dan pelu 10 Wldc l'ece1vcr Rocle~ Palamara. . Nt'Vada-Las Vegas 30, Pacific 1$: West Virgiaia 30, East Carollaa 10: The victory moved Fresno mto first pla~ 1n the Big WCS{ "uh a :!-0 record. The Bulldogs arc 4-2 overall. Fullcnon fell to 2-4 and :?-1 . In tockton. Tomm' Jackson ran for 191 )ards and 1hr~ touchdo"'ns 10 lead L :--:L \. 1-1 :n 1.onft"rcnc:e. 2-3 o' «all Pacific 1s 1-~ and 1 • S Reserve tailback Undra Johnson - IRVINE WINS, 14-13 ... FromDl leading rusher. Pat White. because of a broken jaw. And fullback Mike Belle. another top runner. was lost after the first half beca use of a hamstring pull. Belle. however. ran for a 30-yard touchdown in the first quarter and kicker JefTCaudill's PAT made it 7-0. Foothill scored on the first play of rough to get the kids upatler last "'1.'elo.. (a 27-7 loss to Woodbndge) . .\nd "'I: had a lot qf inJunes and a lot ofgu~s playins in different pos1uons. IF001- h11l) hit reall) hard. but we lcne"' 1t would be hke 1h1s. ·· * Irvine 14, Footttll 13 score bv ou.ri.n 0 1 0 6-IJ 1 7 0 0-1• Finl OVl'1W the second quarter after Hawkins Footr11H hooked up with Ward Van Pell for a Irv·~ 33-yard completion 10 end the first quaner. putting the ball on the Irvine 1rv-Bt11e lO •un CCaud1 ~1c10 1 20 *encl OV1r1itr I. Ed Loonam took 1t 1rrfrom the I FH-L00!11m I "UIT IKtvter ,,el'1 II S7 1rv-l/1c'"'' 71 DH\ from L•nco•n Caud I and the game was tied until Irvine's Shad V1C"lcers pulled ofTthe pla) of the game. .... Vickers, Irvine's leading receiver who was at running back because of White's injury. rushed 11 umes for 44 yards. Mitch Steinke had 57 yards on 16 cames to balance'the attack. ll was Vickers on the receiving end of a 71-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Dave Lincoln with 1:30 left in the second quaner Vickers got awa)' from defensive back Todd Delnoce around the Foothill 30 before escaping to the end zone. "Vickers made two great plays in the first half." Cunis said. "Shad made a great catch on the touchdown. The defender was right there a nd Shad took it away. "This is a big win for us. 11 was 11.•C' JO Feur111 OU.r1itr FH-CN>OOw\I\ I r\>11 INU le .cl• 100 • A••...aanct 1 400 IHlomaltOI GAME STATISTICS FH F•H• oown5 I llull>fl ·ve•OIQt lS· IS 1 Peu.llQ va•d•ll« S6 PH\•llQ •·IS· 1 Rt11.1rl'I varo111«· 39 Nega! Yf WCk YlfOlc>t 1 ·m·n-• Ntl varOlllt 2"2 Punt\ 1·'6 Fumote1·1urn0o1' '<>l• 1-0 Ptn111>•,·vero111t •·SO T•,.,. ot ooueu•on n fl •Pun• 1n1erctohon futT\l:M return• Irv ll ...... Ill l· 11·0 24 , . ..,,,,.,. ll•. 8·3S 1·0 l ·2S 2S 17 INDIVIDUAL ltUSHIHG FH-H•"''""' 11·'6 8ar1on 1·40 ,..••due 7·32 Cnooow\lc 10-30. Loonem I· I l•v-Sltinke 16·S1 \(ICktn. 11·"· Selle 2·l0, M.,Hn S·21 Lil'COln 1·20, Hemo1on, 1·0 INDIVIDUAL ~ASSING Ft+-Hewkln' •· IS-1 S6 1r...-L1ncc>4n J 19·0 I 19 INOIVIDUAL ltECEIVING FH-8er1oro 2 1'. Van Ptll l·ll Cnooow'"' 1·• lrv-8ro5nen 2·•7 'Y'C"-t" 1·71 NEWPORT, MATER DEi. PromDl • • • But it ~ should be a aood day for Clemente and El Toro, wtll be back individual$." nellt ~-cck to deetde the Orange Rolfina's own SW pupil. msbman County title. Tanja Bnx, turned in one of the day's While tho Sailors won that d1stanc-finest solo performances. In -a tion last year. Twcit feels this Division JI race which featured some year' steam, which has yet to lose a of the state's most talented runnen. meet, is even better. Otpthwise. the) Brix ~ved she is presently at the may even rival the ewpon Harbor head of tbe class. team which won Clf in 1985. K.atclla's previously unbeaten Anothtt school which ts he~vy on Manha Pinto, who posted a 17:36 to depth. ~t ahon on rccogn1t10n. 1s win the Divis.ion II racie two wttks Mater Dei. The Monarchs were 11<>atO.na Hills,,cbanedtotbefront paued ova-10 the latest Ora.nae of the l)Kk on Saturday. But Brix. County polls, but ma) join the ehtc who ran a 17:32 in a separate he8t at ranksl.fterwinnina the 11rls° Div1s1on Dana Hills. cauabt the Katclla runner I race at Centnl Park. in the ~nd mile and wa1 never "It was nice to wi n today. but t scriousl)'. challe..,d tpin. 1 don't really know how strona the field Bfix . finished ~ hilly, 3.1-mi.le was. "Mater Oei Coecb Dave Zc1teler coune an 18:37. Pinto was l«Ond an admitteddafterKdlyF'lathen. Diane I 8:S6. But the real 1t0f)' was the , Chonette and Ja)'IM Campbtll paced Power and depth of Newport Hubor. the Monarcbl with fourih. six and ''This was a reall>: IOOd race for us tcvenlh place finishes. D a team," Slilon COICb Eric Tweit "Next wc:tt •• re.Uy the blJ said after the Sailon finished with ab indt<:ator to show tJS where• stand. runMTS 1n the top 20, kd by junior Without t.be defeadi111 Oranat Kim RobinlDD 1a fift.b and tcfttOn County champlOll COIOM del Mat S1acy Pando. Sandra llutftni and San11 Ana or Irvine praaat on una Dabbour an XYefttb, •m and Saturday. it wu Mid to tea wlMft any I Olh. mpecuvdy. • oft.be bo)-s teamt l100d. U;l9ad woa NCW'pO!t won the ~ wwth ~ the Otv11ioft I l'l('e. niled dolety bY poiD~ foUowaS b)' Hu1ni11910G founaaua Vallqi IDd M8W Dei. a..dta•teee>nd,U..On&nfounbud .. We'" naDftl• rilbt wbeft we Uaivenitl' 1n fifth. T'bole four want 10 be;-Fountain V6y C.ct. dooh, Ilona with Valla Part. 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ACROSS 73 Marry 64 70 Half-spheres 1 Supplement 74 It's 'where 2 Actress 72 Singer Jones 4 Mr Laurel the heart is" Valen tine 73 Existed 8 Actress Jill 75 Putts on a · 3 Lifts 74 Sharpens Miiier cheroot 4 Procrastinates 75 Rustling 12 Day-breeze: It. 78 In favor of 5 Drying cloth sound 15 Clock faces 79 Owned 6 On vacation 76 Sault Ste. - 17 Pulled 80 Abbreviate 7 Roman ruler 77 Giraffe's 19 Occasions 84 Rouses 8 Citrus fruits cousin 20 Merge 85 Harms 9 Moslem prince 78 Cooling device 22 Concur 87 Sheets of 10 Opposes 7~ Chop (wood) 23 Conscious glass 11 Classify 80 Was concerned 24 Improperly 88 By way of 12 Actor Sharrf 81 Elude 25 love affair 89 Tehran's 13 Comments 82 Warbles 27 Marty Robbins country 14 Without 83 Satisfies tune 90 ~rooch company 85 Performed 31 Slclllan 91 Solemn promise 15 Palm fruit 86 Obtained volcano 92 Entices 16 Ocean 87 Cat's sounds 32 Everyone 93 Rage 18 Protection 90 Hazards 33 love god 94 Drink slowly 19 Nevada resort 92 Bank 34' Hindu tltle 95 Ushered 21 Dandy 1ransactlon 35 Swamp grass 96 Feline 26 Crimson 93 Tout 36 Treats leather 97 Ulcers. e g 28 Alley 95 Meadow 38 Rajah's spouse 98 Living fence 29 Forest pla~t 96 Food ffsh 40 Beset 99 Young cow 30 San Francisco 97 Veils 42 Previously 101 Former chucker baseball ~lub 98 That lady 45 Wash cycle Drysdale 37 El(tens1on 100 Explorer Drake 46 That fellow's 102 Beet 38 Ascends 101 Divest 47 Snuggle 103 Short break 39 Pismires 102 Whale's 51 Frighten 104 Shouted abuse 40 Trouble offspring 52 Puree 106 Cautions 4 1 Satisfactory 103 Precipitation 53 Buddy 107 Dasheen grade 105 Put cargo 5" Had lunch 108 Hawkeye State 42 Uncovered aboard 55 Over, to a 111 Chop (off) 43 Type size 106 Cleverly poet 1 t2 Fodder tower 44 Pales amusing 56 Disencumbers 113 Garland 45 Oemollshed 107 Pestered 57 Labyrinths 11 4 Small rugs 4g Managed 108 That thing's 58 Heat source t 18 Merle Haggard 48 Add up 109 Buckeye State 59 Family member, tune 49 Rent 110 Zephyrs and for short 124 Inasmuch as 50 Blundered gales 60 Play the lead 125 Golf term 52 Lightens in 112 Grunt 61 Summer: Fr. 126 Colleoe bosses color 113 Feminine name 82 Smoothing t27 Uncanny 53 Play on words 115 Vital artery tools 128 Norse god 54 Abet 116 Attempted 63 Ca.ressed 129 Each 5 7 Ore deposits 117 Perceives 65 Stage 130 Hog 58 Male offspmig 119 Actor Hackman 66 Fated 131 Kittles 59 Stitch 120 Level 68 Dupe 132 Compass pt. 60 Steep 121 Reporter's 69 Statute 133 Depression 62 Discharges concern 70 Fought 134 Sleigh 63 Vixen 122 Hammer's formally 135 Pa 64 Boy target 71 Unrefined DOWN 65 Low-cut shoes 123 Affirmative mlnerats 67 Subway coin vote 72 Tariff 1 Square root of 68 Convoy • •I NL CNaa.IOMttlP Sl•IH Mets .. DMllr'I 4 CGelNU JI LotA ... UIS N•W...._ S.• 211 Heleher lb Woodin 111 GlbMll N Merlhll t1 SNlllVd klotcle c Gonullr>r Demosvc Hemltn~ Griffin u O•Yll Dll Howell D PilM• OfOICOD HononD Henhlw D H-Dll 5nor1n H T ..... •rllW s ' ' 0 • 0 ' 0 I 0 0 0 s 0 ' 1 • ' 0 0 , ' ' 0 • 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0000 l 0 ' ' l 0 0 0 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 lOOO 0000 0 0 0 ' WlltoQCf COftt D Jefferl1)0 Eltltf ll Hrnnda lb Str"Wtltv t1 Mc:ltev11 If JOflnson n C•rter c lckrM 211 O.rllneD Mllednllh McDowtp Mvers P Dvkslr• cf ~ e 1) T ..... k«• IW ...... .. , .... • 2 I 1 0000 J 0 ' 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 I S I > J • 0 0 0 • 2 0 0 • 0 I 1 • 1 2 2 2000 1 0 0 0 0000 0000 O I 0 0 U 8 f I Lea~ 021 .. Olt-4 New Y"11 OOt .., tsx-8 Geme•Wlnnl119 lllt -WUM>n (I), E-Hernellde1, Glblon, ~mllt911, McDowell. OP-Loi Anoelft 1. L08-Lo1 Aneelft f, New Yorio. 9. 28'-cStrewberrv, hckmel\. Sl--SH (2), Shell>v (1), JoMM>n ( 1). I" H ltllt II SO L•~ Heril'tlMr Howell ~L0-1 Orosco HOf"fon NewYlftl ' 0 2·3 1 ' 1-3 1 l ' 1 1 t 2 t , 0 0 • • I 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 011'1i"9 6 s l t s McDowell I 2·3 'l 1 I 3 Mver1 w 2-0 1-3 o o o o Cont 1 0 0 0 o 1 Howett Pit~ to I better In tne ttl't; Orosco pltcl'ted 10 3 beti.1 In IM ''"· HIP-JetterlH ll>v Oro1co>. WP-tt1nhl1er Umolre s-Home, Wesl, Flr11, Re"nert; Sec· ond, Oevld1on; Tl'llrd, Runge, Left, Wtndetsledt, lll11l'tl, McSN<rv. T-l~ A-44,672. ~L CHAMPtONSHIP' SERIES AtNttks 10, Aecl Sox 6 (Geme 3) M>STON OAKLAND lurk1d e.rrell 2b loo913ll GrM!IWI" R~e dtl Ev•ntrf GhfMnc Reed II l nznor lb Parcl1l't lb Tet8h "''" .. S2 2 0 • ' ' 0 • 2 3 2 s ' 2 3 s 0 0 0 2 0 1 ' 3 0 2 0 3 0 1 0 J 0 0 0 I 0 O' 0 L.8111frd 311 Henc:ll'\ll d C•llMCOr'f Perker Ol't McG•lr II) Henevc Jevler If Gel'-0<> 2b Welun lS 6124 Tete11 SC-bV llw*'9I lllrllllt s 2 3 2 s 1 2 2 • 0 0 0 5 I 1 0 • 3 l ' 3 1 l 3 3 0 1 ' • I 1 0 • 1 1 ' J7 10 IS 10 ....... no ooo 100-' OOi8lld -.2 010 1211-10 Geme-WlnninG ~81 -HHMY (II E-Henderaon, OP-loston I, O.tr.lelld 2 LOl-lollon 8, Oeklelld 6. 21-Grten•ell· aurkl, Wtlu , Henev, Perker Hit-Greenwell (1), McGwlre (1), Lan1torc:I (1), Henev (1), Hencienon (1). 5--eerrell. SF-ee>gg1 I.. H It llt aa SO ....... 8oddldler L O· I Gerdner Stentev 0.ltlend Wetcl't NellonW 2·0 Your19 Plunk Honevcutt Eckerstev S,l HOMYCVll OtlCl'ted lhlk-Wetch 22·3 • • ?·l 6 2·3 1 6 l ' 6 3 ' I 2 2 • 0 0 I 2·3 6 S S 2 0 3 1·) • 0 0 I 0 1 1·3 I I 0 0 2 1-310001 1·3 0 0 0 I 0 , 00002 to I l>lll«r in 1119 1111 Umolrea-Home, McClettenCI. Flral, KOK. Second, Kell«, Tl'tlrd. Shvtock, Left, Denk· Inger, lt191'tt, Henorv T-3 1' A-4',261 CHAMPIONSHIP' SERIES NeleMI &:Neue Geme 1 -New York Meta l. o.d9wl 2 ·G•m• 2 -~ 4, New Vork Mell 3 Geme J -New Vork Mell I, OedMrl • (Mell lffc:I W lfl, 2· 1) Tocll Y -OedMrl (Tudor 10·8) et New • Vork Meh (Gooden 11·9), 5 pm ~v -OedMrl II New York Mell. f e m Tuesdlv -New York Mets •• DMlerl. s P.m. Of nte•S'll"Y) WedneldeY -New York Mell •• ~. S p.m tit necesr.ervl Amerleen LNtllM Game I -0.kleno 2, lol!On 1 Game 2 -0.ktenc:I •. lo11on 3 G•me 3 -O.klend 10. Bolton 6 (0.klend leads aeri... l-Ol Todev -Bolton !Hunt 11·71 •I O.klend (Stewerl 21-121, 11:30 e.m. Monc:lev -lotton et Oeklend, noon UI ntcener v > • Wedne1dev -0.klend e l 8 01ton, noon Ill necear.erv> Tl'tursc:1av -Oelllllnd et lo1ton, S o.m. Ill nec.sr.ervl WMd Sot1el Seturdev. Oct. IS -., NelloNI LffllU9 winner, 5;30 P.m. Sunav, Oct. 16 -el Netlon81 LMVue winner, 5:25 D.m. TueMMiv. Oct. 11 -et Amerlc:11n LHllUe winner, S 30 o.m WedMIOev, Oct. 19 -et Amerlc.8n LffllU9 winner, S:25 p.m. . TllurMl8v, Oc1. 20 -at Amerlc.8n LM9U9 winner, S:lf p.m. (If necnHrvl Seturdey, OCI. 22 -et Netlonel L .. 11U41 winner, 2:25 p,m. (If necesMrv) Sundev. Ocl, n ·-et Netlonel L .. oue winner, S·2S p,m. (If necftMtV) CltOIS COUNTitY H"" ldMMll tENTltAL "UK IMVfTA~AL t He19" 1W H"""""911 a.ea., "--"' ... ..., ,......, IOYS OM'*' I T .. m ICOl'ff 1. UPlefl<I, SJ, J. Fevfltllln Veley, '11 J. Metw Del, n 1 4 IHlc 19, S EIMntlower, 120 I Hllbll8rd (IH), 15'3•. 2. Hermon llh1l. IS '6, l GeltlldO (Uo), 15.54, '· ledtwwd (flVI, 16:011 s turll' (Up), 16.in. ~ 10 OeMOY IFV), 16ll, 11 Fleltev (FV), IU2, 12 ~llumoto (MO). 1'~. OfWtllM .. Teem scores 1 AllOUfe, 69, 2. VIiie Par1t, N, 3 e.,OOl'DdO, 102; 4 Ketelle, llM, S. ".,.,..,....,.. a.o. '12.. 1 Oemeoororth (Ag). 1H2; 2. Thornton (Ke!), 16~, 3, $IMflof (VP), 1':0t; &. Nlcholl (Kell, • 16'09, S, Kitt (Ag), 1':32. OtMrl; 8. Lorenter IEdlM>n), IUf.i.. 10. Kenetier IHIU, 11:00; IS. McNeutfllOfl (t:dlson), 17:10, oe.u ~· 1. --Ot4, .,, 2. IUIN, 56; 3 AIT8 Lome, '2; • lellc. "' s. oc.. Yift, ... 1. Ct8'd t .. 11. ll:SS; 2. H'IM!e tluel. 20:14; 3. tteeon IAL>, •.33; 4. ,..._. IMD), 110f1 S. Grtell (AL), 20'3 OlllelS1 6. CllONtte IMOI, 20''3, 7 Cemooet !MDI, »W, .. KIJow (MDI. 2122. .,..... . T.m w:ores 1 • ...._, ...,._, 4'1 1 II a Jfl ..... tll >. A90Ufe, 11, 4. 1-. "" s. ""''. llrW', ' .. I. lr'lll <'•>. 1ttJ11 2. Pinto tK•ll. 11.56; ) YOttt (At), lf:GO, 4. MM\ CHI), 19:171 S. ....... ( ... 0 tt'X Otlllr'I: 6 T1v10r (1411tonl, It'~; J. Plllldo INHI, lf:SS, 8 ltuftlnl (NH), 20'.JI; f ltllM (HI), 20-Ja; 10 08110our (NH), 20'.)ti. 11 ltutowJlll (H.), 20'.47; 12. lt8dbln (~Monl. nos. I) Teff'Kll (HI), 21" NPL ......... c •••• eJ1IClt ...,,. NewOrlnns Sen Fr•ncl1eo Atlante Cnlc8f0 MlnnetOt• TemNhY Oetroll Gr""hv .... W L T 4 1 0 4 1 0 4 l 0 l 4 0 C....81 4 1 0 3 2 0 2 3 0 1 4 0 0 5 .o ... , ftct. "' ,,. .IOO 145 106 .IOO 117 9S .IOO 129 104 .200 112 134 .IOO 106 60 .600 107 11 .400 17 111 .200 7' 93 .000 .. 122 N. Y. Glenn 3 2 o .600 111 111 Phoenix 3 2 0 .600 129 110 O.U.s 2 3 O .400 91 90 Phlledelotlle 2 3 0 .400 121 105 W11hlngton 2 3 0 • .00 111 120 A'""1CM Cen"' ence SHtlle Denver Raiden Sen 01990 K•nl8s Cily Clnclnnell Clevelend Houslon Plltsburgh Buffelo N.Y. Jels Mleml New England lndlenaPOlls West 3 2 2 3 2 3 2 3 0 0 0 0 1 .600 " " .400 100 7• .400 127 10 .400 S7 " .300 73 91 1 3 Centrel 5 0 3 2 3 2 0 1.000 13S II o .600 n 76 0 .600 112 132 1 4 0 .200 102 127 Ellt 4 1 0 J 1 1 2 3 0 2 3 0 1 4 0 .IOO n 12 .700 lOS '1 .400 74 12 .400 75 103 .200 7' ,, TMl'l'I G-. Rimi •I All•nte (Ch8nnet 2 et 10 e.m.) Ml8ml et •• _.., 1 p,m, Ctilc:1190 et Detroit, 10 1.m. 1'1dl•t1800l11 et l uffelO, 10 1.m. K•n•81 Cttv e l Hou.ion, 10 e.m. N-Ene'4Mld n . Green lhv el Mll••uk", 10 Lm. New York Jet1 •' ClnclnNll, 10 1.m. S..ltte •I Clevelelld, 10 e.m. Te~ e.v el Mlnneaot•. 10 e.m. WelllfflelOl'I el 01le1, 10 a.m. Pllllbufol't et Phoenix, 1 p.m,. Denver et Sen Frencl1co (Cl't8Met • et 1 P.m.) New on."' et Sen Oleeo, I p.m. ,......,.. G8'N New York GI•"'' et Ptll18dt191'11• CCIWlnnet 1 et 6 P.m.) COLLI~· USC 42, Or..-14 san" ...,_. Oreeon o o 1 7-1• USC 1' 7 9 1t---a USC-J. J8d1Mln B NII from Peele Cltodrltue1 Ilk*} USC-w.111• S run (ltodrteuez kldl) USC~wood 1 run (ltodrklue1 kldt) USC-f'G ltodrleuu ff USC-f'G ltodrteuez t7 USC-f'G ttocri.uez n ~ ft kldu1ft rellKn (C>ennl1 kick) Of~llle 1 run tOtMl1 kick) USC-J. JDCkJOll 1• NII from P9ele (11811 lalltd) USC-Holmes '° run (kick t1lltd) Allendenc.--""3,•S2. TIAM JTATIJTICS °" USC Finl down1 • 27 1tu111n .. 1••rch t•·n S3·2'4 PH1"'9 to 270 llefurn Vereb S2 17 Como·All•lnl 1'·l0-3 17·>3·1 Pur111 8·2H J-1,. F'Umtlln·Lost 2·1 1·1 Ptneltles·Yerds ... '5 6-31 Time of Pouelllon 25:21 3':Jf INDIVIDUAL STAT'lSTICS ltUSHING-Oreeon: L0¥111e, 16-2'; Wlltllte, 2·3; Jumper, 2·6. USC: W.O.ter, 12·711 Lodi· WOOCS, 1,_76; Holmel, •·74. PAS$11i1G-<>reeon: Nellofl, 10-11·1, 70; I . llrotner"J, 3~11-21 1'; L0¥1... 1-1·0, 1. USC: P9et•. 11·33· '· l70. ltECEIVINO-Oreeon: Lovtlle, 6·30; Here.in, l-19i lerrv. l·lt. USC: J. JKklOll, 7· 155; G•lbre111't, S·tf; Affflolter, •·35. UCLA 31, ONelfl S.tit 21 san" ...,_. Oreeon Slelt o 1• o 7-21 UCLA 1• 7 l 1~a UCLA-AnlllOny 7 Hll from A•rnen (VNICO lo.IQ) UCLA-tCHtlno 21 118U from A•rnen (Velnco kldl) UCLA-e.11 12 run (VelH GO kick) 0Su-ct\8ffev ff PHI from Wlftelm (tuu.nlctl kldl) OSU-Thom81 S2 11811 from wnt1Wn (IU1M11ld'I kldt) UCLA-f'G VNsco 37 UCLA-Ill.Moore ' Hll from .Alkm8n (VelelCO kick) OSU-Tllom81 12 118H from Wiiheim (luu.nld'I kick) UCLA-Anll'tonv 1 11811 from A•rnen IVMK'O klckl • Alfend84a 46,550. TSAM STAT'tSTICS OSU UC.LA Finl doWn1 , IS 2' · ll11$11H·nrds lt-31 •· 181 Pelllne 30t m Return Yards 73 2' ComD-All·lnt 21·•· 1 2•·3'-2 Puttts 5--37 2-• Fumtlltl·Losl 2· 1 2·2 Petl81tlel·Yarcl1 ,... S-3' Time of P01MS1lon 24:13 35:47 INDIVIDUAL JTATISTICI RUSHING--<>re9on Stele: Cti.ffev .... 17; T. Nlcholson, 2·•; WllMlm, 7·t. UCLA: Wlli., "~· l•M, 1.6-n; Tov, •·16. PASSING-Oreeon Stele: Wlllelm, 21·•· 1, JOt. UClA: AlkmM, 2'·3'-2, a RECEIV1NG-Ore9on Stele: Tllornn, f · 161; Hll, .... 3'; CMtlev, 3-79. UCL.A: M. Fwr, ... ; It. Moon, ... M; KMllnt, J•4G. Utah Stete 31, LMt 9"dt Stete 24 SC....IW~ Lono 8ffch Stale o 10 o 1 ..... 2• Utel't Stele 0 7 3 21-31 LIS-.Avan 6 118U from Gre.l'tem (Ven· SIMnkl1te kb) USU-$tTllll't 9 HU lrom Snvder (Moody kid!) L85-f'"G VenSleenll.l1ta ., USU-FG Moodv 33 USU-Snvder 3 run IMoodV klcill LIS-Walll1119ton " PHI from Gr•llem (VenSt_,.lste kick) USl>-HewmM II 11811 from SnVder (Moodv ltldl) • LIS-S..y IO MH from Grel\em (Ven· Sleenkltte kldll USo-NewtNn to 11811 from Snvder t/t\oodv lo.le*> Allendenc-12"'6. TIAM STAT'ISTlCS '"' mi lt " ..... • Ill • a '1+t ., ... ... , ... ... ... .. ... .. ... - .•4'1 . , . ·.J NHL C~LL CONfl••INCI lrlwtM ~ w L T Pct.,,. ... 1(-2 0 0 • 1• 7 E Clmolllon 1 0 0 2 s ' Vancouver 0 D 2 , s s Wlllllf"9 0 0 ' 1 2 2 <AIMrv 0 ' ' \ ' 10 ....,... Olllttlell St.LOUii ' ' 0 2 10 7 TOfOl'llO ' ' 0 2 • 6 Clllcaeo 0 ' I • 1 ' ' Detroit 0 ' I 1 s II Mlllnft018 0 2 0 0 ' 12 WAlll CON'•RINCI ... trtdl OM.- NY 1t1neen .. , 0 1 3 ' • Ptllledt191'111 I 0 0 t • I Pllllburtf'I I 0 0 2 • • N8w .Jenev ' I 0 2 ' 1 W•lhlnoton ' ' 0 2 10 • NY l'llenden 0 ' I 1 s , AMl'ltl OM.- ao11on 2 0 0 • • 3 l uff•lo 1· I 0 2 s • MonlrNI 1 ' 0 2 ' ' Quebec ' ' D 2 • 1 Hertford 0 2 0 0 • II S.NnllY'• SC-!(Mia 6, Ce!Hrv S Coll lolton 6, Herttord 2 W•lhlneton 6, luff81o 2 N-JerMV S, Quebec 3 MontrHI •• Mlnneto18 3 Detroit l , Vencouver l New York lt•neer1 •· St. LOUii 1.. Toronto 7, CPllCHO • TMll'l'I 0-. New York 1118nderl •I KIMI. 7:35 H.rlford •t lo1ton, •:OS D.m. lutt•lo et Ptllledetotll•, 4:05 P.m. Mlnneaota at Quebec. 4:3S o.m. WIMl"9 •I Edmonton, S.'05 D m Toronto •I Cl'tlceeo. S:U P.m. KINI 6, Fa.met S SC.."...,.... P.m. C•lo8rv 1 3 0-S Lcn Angeles 2 2 i-. . ""' ........ 1. Ceklerv, Mullen I, 1:06; 2. Lcn An9*1, Toollev 2 COucllffne. Tonetti), 11:25; l. Los •Anoelft, Greukv 2 CTevlor, ROOltelllel, 12:29. Pe411'-t-M. Hunter, Cel (holdlr19); 2~; ltob· ll•lllt, LA (etbowlnol. 6:1'; Leldlltw, LA (l'tltfl· 1tlcklnol, 6:52, ~ctnnls, C•I (l'toolllntl, 13:2•; ~ter, Cet (Ptlfll·•ll<kl119l. 13:39; M8coun, Ce l (boarding), 1'~; Suter, Cat (croa1·Cl'teckl119), 18:03. s.c-.1 ...... •. Los Anoete\, llobllel .. • (G<ebkyl. Uf; S. C•lffrv, Looll 1 !Hrdltl8, ~lnnlt), lf:IS (p0), Peneltle1-Tonelll, LA (l'toolllnt), 1:52, Toouv. LA (llOOll.lntl, 3:37, M. Hunter, C•t (rOUlll\lnOI. 6•42, Mc:SorleV. LA (rougN119), 6:42, Pl8vtelr, LA tcrou·cl'ledllno). 6:19; Munvn, Cet (lllllf\·1tlcklnOI. 10'00; P9911""', C.I (l'tfgf\· 11lc.td119), 1311, lhumeertner, LA trowl'tlnal. 13:21; McSortev, LA (l'tOldlnol. 11:26. TlWd~ 6. CetN rv, T Hunter 1 (M. Hunter>, 6:lf; 7. Los Anoeles, Cerl*ll•r 2 (Gretzkv, Wellen), 7:20; 8. Loi Anoete1, GretzkY J !Plevtelrl, 11:1' (ll't), 9. Ce19erv, Mullen 2 !Giimour, Suter), 1•'09; 10. C•IHrv. Hrdlne I CT. Hunlef), 14.4'. Pet1eltle1-P99iln1kl, C•t. mlacondUCI, •:t3, K~v, LA, IT'llKonduCI, •:23; LOI Aneelff t>enel'I, Mrved l>v TOOllll'I' (loo menv men on k:e). 10-:01, MCSortev. LA (crou ·dtectdno), 12;07, Otto. Cel, tNlor (ffel'tllnt). tM, M Hunter. Cet 1rouentne>. 12.Af, L•ldlew, LA, melor lfiol'tflnOI. 12:4'; Wetter,, LA (routl'llntl. 12·4'; Pl8vfelr, LA. eeme ml.cot\due1, IHf, Suler, Cel ll'toolllnel. 17 ~ ~ 11. LOI A119e!H, Teylor 2 (Nichol,, llOl>- lteilte), •·37. P.n8Ulft-None. SllOt• on 110D.-.<•1V•rv ll· , .. 1'· 1-47 LOI Al!iMlft 7·2· 10-.,_21. Power·Plev ~tunllle1-<•1Hrv 1 of I, LOI Angeles 0 of 7. G081'-t-Ce~rv. Wemllev, O·+O tn '1IOl1· 17 r.ev .. >. Lo• Anoetn. H .. IV 1·0-0 "7·421. AlltnOlnc.-IJ,•7'- lteferM-80b Mven. Lt,,.vnen-ttn11 lo~. lrlld \A'tClrOWlcl't. VOLL•YIALL c-... ..... ... MST CON,•RllllCI UCI def Peclflc, IS·•. 14·16, IW. _13·U, IH GOidlft W,SI def. CerrllOI, 15-7, 7· lS, lS·S ,... . Goidel'I Wftl 41ef, CllrUI, IS-S, 15• 12, 15· 11. SP91DWAY ....... 0 ..... .... c. .. 0.-c..... , ...... . 1, $ .... L.~. 11 "'""I t ...... C4*na, 1 I; ), ,.,,.. E,,,,....., 10 (WOii ,,,........,, 4. a.rt .... , It· l tt•> "*' °""""'· lllV ...,.,. .... ., .. Cil11¥. •t.. (lie) Oerv Htdlt -Jll'll. SIMmore> •• 19. (111) kOtfY .,._, ~ l(OUUlfl w ..... ktlwerlt. 1 t STRONGER, FASTER, HIGHER ... Flood.Of ballot measures Sunday, October 9, 1988 READER 'S FORUM Day worker pi'oblem brings Laguna increased liability.· , . To the Editor: After listening to the council and public discussion the other evening concerning the day workers 1n Laguna Beach, I have many concerns. Providing a sancuoned hiring area would en~ourage even more da> workers to ·come to Laguna. From what I read ·in most papers. most other Orange County ciues ha"e told the da) worker populauon not to clutter their streets. In fact. a recent article pointed out that man) of these workers ride the 5 7 bus from Santa Ana to Laguna Beach because the) can stand on the street corners 1n Laguna whereas the} are not permitted to do so 1n Santa Ana What is the impact of pro' 1ding such a hinng area on the Cit}\ liability insurance? By fortnall} and officially sanctioning such an area the cit> takes on ao enormous habl)11~. What 1f someone 1s trag1call~ and permanentl) inJured while cross- ing the can} On road? Would the cit} be as liable as when someone thrO\\S themselves on a sandbar? lfso. can v.e afford this add1t1onal exposure? What will thecnydo when )um mer comes? If the day laborers are congregating and hanging around the Act V parlt1n& lot, l doubt vel') much an} tourist will use that lot to park. What will be the cost to put the telephone booth out there? What will the cost to transport the day workers be'> 'W'hat will the cost' of add1t1onal Cit} personnel needed to police and pro' 1de other services to that area come to'> Will add111onaJ poltce be needed to direct traffic? Is there any potenual problem with ·the .S. lmm1grat1on Serv,ce b) making an area available where illegal and undocumented workers can con- gregate to look for JObs? Is the Cit). in fact. condoning law breaking on th e pan of those emplo} ers who hire lhe da) v.orkers b) providing a v.orl.. stag.ing area'> Will seHre traffic Jams be created b~ employers Jammmg mto a narro"' t\l.O lane road to pick up v.orkt'rs as "ell as making u-turns to go bacl.. up the can~on'> As a North La1una resident, I personally would like to Stt some solution worked out so that the day workers do not congregate around the stores and gas stations m North Laguna on Coast Highway. For- tunately. our children do not have to use that bus stop, but 1f we still had children going to El Morro, J would be forced to dnve them as 1 would not feel comfortable ha ving m) child wait at that panicular bus stop. Howe\'er. getting the suuauon out of North Laguna and shifting 11 to another area of Laguna does not solve the problem, As one commentator said last Tuesda). moving the cancer from one loca11 on on the body to another does not cure the problem B~ encouraging the congregation of da} "'orkers. some at least of whom are probabl)' undocumented, the city undertakes a huge hab1lity. If 11 docs, th is fa ct needs to bt.-recogmzed and dealt w11h NANCY KREDER Laguna Beach further complicate issues Accuracy of.beach errosion By GILBERT W. FERGUSON This November. voters will be "treated" to no less than 29 ballot measures, including a maze of com- plicated and easily confused in- surance and tort reform initiau ves. If former Governor Hiram John- • son were alive today. he wouldn't recognize the initiative process that he championed and won for the voters at the beginning of this century. Instead of "the people." it is no~ usually special interests or politicians who are sponsori ng initiatives to determine how taxpayers· money 1s spent, or to amend the state const1tu- uon. Laws are-supposed to be made b> the Legislature aner ~nous debate and amendments. to ensure that they are needed and craf\ed so as. to serve their intended purpose. The initiative is a crucial power which enables the voters themselves to enact law whenever the Legislature fails to respond to a pressing public problem, or fails to act qu1ckl) enough on an issue the public per- ceives as important. The initiative. however. 1s a bad way to make the law sin-cc it seldom results in laws which arc well wnltcn. They are not the product of reasoned debate. Very often. they are d1fficuh to implement or do more harm than good when implemented. It's an outrage that voters ha' e to • face 29 ballot measures this Novem- ber. And it's ludicrous to suppose most people have the time, interest and background to weigh each of them properly. The Legislature Isn't doing its JOb. especiall y on toujh issues like ton and insurance reform and transpor- tation. There isn't. ho~ever. a single or an easy answer. Leadership and tough dec1s1ons do not come readily from legu.lators who have-made poh tics their career (often. \heir fi rst and only career). For most career poliucians. the biggest, most important prionty af\er bein;& elected 1s to be re~lected. Taking a pos1t1on on a tough issue in the legislature 1s to be avoided hke the plague. since 1t might create animosity among some voters. the hometown media or financial sup- porters. However, it's also true that some- ti mes an issue becomes so criucal that one side or the other throws caution to the wind and tnes to pass a reform measure. · So it was in the Jast session that \\e Republicans tned to get a ··no-fault'" .auto insurance measure through. Democrats opposed 11 because of the heavy suppon the)' rf("tl-\-'.e fr.om trial lawyers. The) also O{>posed 11 because it was a Repubhcan bill. which meant they couldn't claim the credit and woo the voters who desperately want reform. So. they blocked 11 and now the voters must decide between four competing ballot measures, all called insurance reform. The Legislature failed. but not because some of us didn't try. There are also some other very good reasons why the number of 1ntt1at1ves nas increased. Often. the Legislature s1mpl> can't come to terms w11h an issue because ofbas1c "arue differences between the two pan1es. These issues. hke Prop- os1t1on 13. a balanced budget act or rent control end up on the ballot. Then. 100. some issues. -such as statewide growth control. would eventually do great public harm and so neither part> v.ould pass them e\'en though the ISSU(' might hl-\ e enough popttfar appeal to support an in1t1ative. Mayor Bradle} and Assembl)man Tom Hayden had no such reticence m the1 rdes1re to embarrass DeukmeJian 1n the last gubernatorial race. The> placed a draconian measure on the ballol. Propos111on 65 after the Legis- lature refused to pass 11. It was eas} to get the signatures and even easier to get an emouonally dnven public to vote for 1t. even though neacl} every ncw~paper. tele- v1s1on and radio station In the state ran ed1tonals against 11. Two ~ears later. 1he measure 1s suit ued up tn couns. It never was about toxics or clean water. If 1t was ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat Rosemary Churclwnan Publisher Publt"'9<1 ._., o.ay o• ,,,. rl!-1' II 330 w Bay SI Cos•• Mna C A A0011t$S CON~e 10 Bo• 1~ Cos1a MeM,CAt2t2S implemented 1n full today. tt would bnng all business and industl) m 1he state to its knees. So. whether or not the number of m111auves on the ballot is a reflccuon of the Legislature's inability to suc- cessfully do its JOb. 1s debatable. While we all may wish we had elected fewer polit1c1ans who avoided tugh issues for fear of losing their prestigious Jobs, their sometuncs reluctance to address some pamoular issues with which the public 1s temporaril> infatuated, should be applauded. Gil Fergusoa Is • Newpott BHcb resideat aad tbe IDcamffal Re. pdblicaa for tbe 70tb Assembly District. Comments welcome The Daily Pilot welcomes your op1n1ons on matters of pubhc interest. Letters and longer anicles of commentan must be signed. The) should bet) ped or clear!~ wotten and sent to LETTERS to 1he EDITOR. Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. C .\ 92626. Please include )our address· and telephone number so that ""e ma' 'enl"> authorship. If~ ou prefer to make a verbal slatement. )OU may C""111 our WE'RE LI TEN ING tele- phone number -642-6086 - and lca'e a recorded message. Please keep these messages bne( rom hit Ea toi °"' ftl'Mr -'sso< •'t (d ' I TOfll ClMWI Ne (d I" Slut M¥blf City fd•IO! Roct1 Clflson Sports fcM .. • SM!! 8lld. ti fur.1~ (d IOI Clttl .... , B.11'~ (O.IOI h Vtmuu 'O•trl!Slfli flirertor r111 lilltslNn 11m 1 Ad•trl"'r'i r.t.~· '•w•• c.u~t1td Ad•t!hS."C ,...~~lfl """*' $llall Con11ont1 Cmtll Amri·b l 8MS.l\W Ollitt "bnJ&t! h1111Wd 1.' ".ition Oileclo• Msu 1 a4loc:k Proo..cttO" ()rec10t testing by Army qtiestioried To the Editor: Your article on the Arm} Corps of Engmeers· presentation on the effects of an opening through Bolsa Chica State Beach failed to bring out a couple of important pornts that v..ere discussed that night First of all. one of the tasks reponed v.as to test the ab1ht\ of a aon-na' 1gable channel to remain clear of sedurient. The particular design e'aluated b) the Corps failed the test Corps personnel were unsure of the ongin of the design: the count) claims ll came from the Coastal Commission. At an) rate. there was no apparent attempt to optimize the design and It therefore appears that at least for the moment a non-navigable channel 1s deemed not feasible. Hardi) a fair assessment oi the alternate approach the Corps was supposed toe\ aluate. help noticing that the Corps' plots occasionally s~owcd errors.of O\ er I 00 feet ofbeach. That 1s. on companng the program's ab1ht} to pridict sand movement wnh past records. at times the model predicted greater erosion than ""hat actual I} happened. and at other umes and locations, 11 predicted sand accretion when 1n fact over 100 feet of beach eroded. lfJe\\les and a break....-ater are built ofTof Bolsa Chica State Beach. their "shado~" "Ill ehm1nate at least three- fifths of a mile of surfing: I sa) at least because no one can sa\ what effect the 1etues will ha' eon tbe coruours of the o~shore5ea bottom. \\h1ch have an 1mponant impact on the nature of the waves along the beach. The Jetties will also result ma loss ofbeach sand at the rate of around 100.000 cubic )ards per \Car. according to the Corps· computer model. Those o( us v.h o spend a . portion of our "'es look mg at computer plot~ could not Furthermore. the model ignores onshore and offshore gains and losses of sand: it only looks at alongshore movement. J cannot understand how we can base the fate of this beach on a computer model of such questionable rehab1ht}. . Sc' era I 11mes m the last five years and without man's 1ntervenuon. the sea has inundated Pacific Coast Highv.a} along Bolsa Chica State Beach. SO far the worst that has happened has been some flooded 9il wells and the closing of PCH for several \\tcks 10 clear away the sand.. Jf ihc Jetues are built. \I.ho will be responsible for losses to beach. bu1ldmgs. parlung lots. the highway, and oil wells 1f the model 1s actually 400 feet off? Carl ""e afford to tinker with the future of one of Cahfom1a·s most popular beaches in this manner'? DAVID M. C l\RLBERG Hunungton Beach OC transportation panel using studies to mislead the public Statistics on car-pooling manipulated to serve u rposes of county commission To the Ed11or Your front page article of Sept. 22 quotes a rettnt Orange County Transportation Commission report as suggestrng that the car pool lanes on the Costa Mesa Freeway have been su~ful 10 persuading co~muters LO car pool. It is proudl) pointed out that "the majority of car pools started smct the car~pool lane was opentd." Repo11s of other studies by the Orange County Transit Distnct and · by the RIDE sharing program 1n Sao Francisco show that this observation 1s fully explained b) normal car pool d1s- solutin and formauon rates on an) freeway. quite rndependenl of car- pool lane mot1"at1on. Furthermore. unreported findrngs . in thJs very same surve} show that the same quesuon asked on the 405, a non-car-pool lane frcewa) got e~n- 11allv the same percent response. thus d1spi-oving an) car-pool tan~ s1gn1fi - cance of the data. bndl). 11 1s churned that "95 percent of the car poolers said the lanes were the reason the) chose to use car ~Is on the Costa ~esa Freeway. · This 1s flatl) contradicted b> the finding reported 1n the '"f) preceding sentence that 43 per:cent of the car poolers were. in fact. car pooling before there C\'er were an) car-pool lanes here. so could not have bttn mouvated b~ the lanes Thts 1s another in a long senes of m1sleading_pubhc relauons releases by the <X.IC that so far ha'e been largely su~ssful m misleading the public as to t~e cffcct1veness of the lana Our recent]> published balanced study ind1c.ates that while the lanes have mouvatcd an estimated 2 per· cent beneficial increase in avcrace vehicle occupancy, they have done so at the cost of some 14 percent loss of real. effccuvc vehicle capacity of the freeway o~er the congested hours. The net rcsuluns 12 percent loss in real person carrying capacity is direct- ly responsible for needless congestion currently costmg the Orange County econom> some S250.000 of lost man hours.. 44.000 gallons of fuel and five toos of air pollutants every weekday on JUSt the 1 l-milc Costa Mesa Freeway HOV secuon. On the bam of thls "'success" the OCTC now plans a 14 1-mtle Orange County e'tension of the HOV network. JACK MALLINCKRODT Dmers fo r Highway Safet> Santa Ana \ J Do yoa think Share Our Selves Center ln Costa Mesa sho~ld be moved from residential to industrial areas? .......... ...... Ciiia .... Yes. I think they should be moved 10 indUllrial areas beaute ..a DeOPle ,_. uacomfonablc ll'Ond ·~ wtto have nodlina; Dly abio IMI unllft. • ' • . - TM4 Wri0t """"' ltwaem"' C..&aMesa h would do more Rood 1n a restdcn11aJ area. It v.ould be more vis.able. 11 alJO would be m°" ()Oft~~• fOJ l)t()~ dOMt•na food. &a ...... ..., .. ..... __... c... .... . 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'*';. ~ Wltn the Courltv Cltttl of Or· Thll ~' --OciMnut Or , Hunt)ftgtOll OtlW ~ ~-. 11, Thie ,..twnent .,. .. mtd Trie r•t'~,'r•nt oom: PlBJC fl)TIC( M1t ~Oft t•U 1M1 The rtglttrenl • COrft· 1r 19 ~~ty on September lflfttl fl'9 County Cwk of Or· ~~W t~t Outley 25, Octotier 2. t , 1Nf ..... IN~ c.'k of Or· ;:::" ~ ,:~ti=• ACTrnOUe ....... 13, ttM mencad to tr~ ~ '1l11M .,. County on September 5412 •B ~:'Or Hunt: lu-7M =County on Octotler 4, bueiMll NIM or "*"" .MAim ITArn.wT P4 ,1111..., 0r-~ ::,......, ~or flici,::: .....-. _ .,...!"!:!'~ ... ~ Publflhlld Orenoe COUt 20, tNI _... 1na1on Btectl. Calf. 12"1 1 _ lltted •bo11e on Octow t, ri,e 1olowtft8 l**I"• .,, -.....,. ..,._. _,,... -"1 ,,._,."' "'" o..ty PMot ~-"lber 111 r-llllt buelMM It con• .. _ lft7 ' dOir'll bl*'--. ~ "°' ~-11. litllld ilbolle on August 22. M09 ~ on September 25. Oct<>tler 2 t t988 ' Publ~ Orenge Cout duet.ct _,, lndMdual •-.,. fl)ftf't PuOllNcl OrMQt CoMt Gretctwn Anietl IN\'ESTMEHT CAPITAL 2S, October 2, •• 1MI 1988 20, ,... • • • Su-7e.. Deily Piiot s.i>tember 25. Tll• bJ.,111ren1 com-.. _ I~ Delly Piiot Oe1obtf •• te. 23. ™• lta1ement WU ''*' GROUP. 4400 MacArthur Su-196 JOM R ltunu ,....11 Octobef 2. t . 16, 1988 menc:.O to tr...-ct buel-ITA.,_, cw 30, ,... with the County Clerk of Or· Bou)evwd, Suitt 780, N9w----------.. ~'=:'J::'of~ ~ 0r.,,.. °Ts' PmlJC M)TIC( su..eos Mii under the nctttlout •Hr•Dll I J cw Su-439 Cwnty on September porUeecll.Catlf. t2te0 !!!§ MP ,._,_,, Sep "'"* Oct ~ • bullneu name or _,.. --OP lllCnnout 23. 1988 JMnne LoulM Sc::ott, &95 ~3.,Ni"'"' on 1 Ober I , 9, ti, 1tM PICTITIOU8 IUelNIH Pl8.JC M)JtcE listed abCNe on tt71 IUH IM gm PWllC fl)JIC( ,_,1 Cen1er StrHt, Legune i4C1HIOUl-M . ~'·~ U.ITA.,..NT DertettGultar TM foltowlne pereon• Publill'ted °'9n0e Cout 8Mdl.CaMt.t2t51 --ltAW PvMeNd n.-'= ·-.,. WI-The~ ,,.,_ • .,.. FICTJTIOU9 .UWll Thie •••tement ... fleed l\aw Melldorltcf the ... of ACnnoue .,..... Dally PllOI October 2, 9, 16, J TllornH hlbot. 26 The~ S*'toM.. ...,. _ _. 1 ....._ nu111K dOlno ~ • ~ ITATI....,. wt1h the Cour1ty c.nc on)r. the flctlttout 8\ltlnMt ..... 81'A~ , 1988 North Hwnc>IOO Court. New· ~~HOS APE ~~ Mt-;m: 1• PICTITIOUe ....... DAVIES ASSOCIATE$, The lotld#lf'IG pertOn• .,. ange County°" s.>terllbar NarM:VICT()fUA OAKS. 117 ~ ==: per-.ona .,. Su·822 port e.actl, ear· 92teO .... CO~AUC~~N. f1ou • • . Su-700 ~TW =·~~Mg .. Cost• d°b°\bU~~:· a AS· 27• 1984 ,_ ~~=.aon:-eo.t• ~. 1 -BAIOHT •• CARPET , .. ~':?.r':K.."&r-:n.o.1 Atdwoocl Lane. Mltlk>" The ............ ,. l*'90l'cl.,.. ~d c. Davtte. 2004 SOCIA TES, 111 AiYe<llde Pul>llll)lld <>ranee coeec TM Flc11ltou• 8utlntea CARE. 3081 Cooffdae Aw,, "'8.IC NOTICE Mer, Callt. 92S25 V\ejo, Calf, • ., fltllUC NOTac£ ~L~V~ONMEN BlllMnc Of .. C:O.ta ....... ()r .• Newport Beach. Celil D•llY Pilat Octaber 2. t . 11 ~ rtN«td 10 ebo\19 .. Coeta ...... cut. t}e21 ACTJTIOUI au..... Thi• butln•11 •• c:on• UftCla lM ~. 21082 • Callf. 92626 02663 23 1984 'filed In Orange County °" ~ 8'andeftne. 308,1 NAMe llATIMINT duet.ct by: • ~ Pert· Atctwood lane. Mitt.Ion flCTmOUI llUIMU ~~AS.SOCIA~ ,.1~~ Thie butlne11 IS con· Corne/ E. Grief'. 1640 W ' Su-823 Augull 4, 1987 FILE Cooffdaa A11e .. Cotle ....... Tiie loOO\lring pereons ere nerlhlp VleJO, Calf. 82981 NAm llATIMINT ,...... ...,,._...,...... dUc:t.O by: ankwSMclual Bell Rd . Al'leM!m, Celli NO.F351S48 Calif. f2t27 Dino bullneSe u Tiie rtglstrent com· Alen S le9el, 21082 Tiie lollowtf'IG l*1CI\• .,,,Mesa. I 92621 Tiie reglllrent c:o.m· 92$42 J.,...G White Jr 2894 Thi.I bullMtt It c:on-IMOEX CREATIONS. menc:ecl to transact butl-Redwood Lane. Mlttlon doing~ u . Merit Andrew Aueder, menceo to trenlllC1 bull, · This buslne11 1s con, fltll.IC NOTICE Clubl'touM Roed Co•l• ducted,.t>y en lndlvldl.lal 1372 Brookl'turtt •22S. ness under the flct111out Vleto. Cllllf. t29tt PERSONAL TRAN·~ =~~119• na. uncter the llctttlous ducted by an IM1111<1uel Meaa Calif 92826 ' Tll•' regl1trent c::om· unttngton ee1cl't. c1111 buliMN neme "' l\9IMI 1'1'119 bualneu le con-smONS, 4120 Biren St. E • B L d ~ name or natr1ti1 The reg1stren1 com· ftCTTTIOUe ..,..... ~ Cempeeu 1t55 menoed to tranMci bUtl· 2846 littad eboYe on September CluC'9d by: a ,.,_., pen-Suite 123A Newoon 9Mcn 1198 ~ ruceA •n f · lilted abolle OI\ August I menc:ed to trerisac:t bu,., .. ._ ITAT'UmNT 8ale9rte Drive eo.1e M.a, neee under the flct1tlou1 Petty Paul, 2 13 72 t. 1988 ""9fWp c.itt. 92680 • l I HI lh•vel'I 119" U• 1988 . "'" under IM llclltiOUI The I~ pet.ont .,. Callt. 92t28 • buMltee l\amt or NmM roottl'turtl w226. Hunt· Aoneld p Tomllc: The reglllr•nt c::om·1 Sll'Cly Cefeon 318 Vitt• !Unga. Cell! 9t042 Rlc:hard c OtYle• buainna name or names dolna butlneel •: w A FraMf 22911 llMlld ~on Oc10btr 3, 100 BeliCl't, Celtf. 92648 Thlt 11e1emen1 wu flied mencecs to lfllNllCt ~ Trudi• Newp0n Be•c:l't . Th~ bui lneu 11 f°"· Thie ttetement wu llllld list.ct ebOve °" Sl()temt>er T6PS10£ MARINE. 455 I(~ £1 Toro' ce111 1MI I'll• buelness 11 con-with the County Cleflt ol Of. ,,_ ~ U'9 llc:tltlout c.Ht. 92660 . dUc:I..., by e 99f*al .,.,,. with 1ht County C19rk ol Or· 13. 1984 eo.eto Way,~ 8eectt. aii10''" ' . "°'*1 8'anOeflne ed by an individual enge County OI\ September buellMM nwne "' '*'* Thi• buslnet• II con-!nertNp .,. County on s.c>teml>er Corne! e. Grter Celll. 82863 Thlt ~ WU con-Tiiie ltalemtnl ... llllld Tll• reglllrtnt c:om· 30, 1N8 llet.ct ebcW9 on~ 21. ductedby.enlndlviduel Tiie registrant com: 13.1984 This statement was flied Meleolm ~Rolon, 455 duc1edbyegeneralpettner-wt111U.Countya.rtlof0r· 10 trentac:t buti-,..., 1NI Th• regletrant com-mencaCI 10 trenaec:~.bUIJ: '191531 wltl't the County Clerk ot Or· Sol«oWey, Newpor1 BMcn. 1t11p MCI' Counry on October 4, under the llc11tiou1 Publl.n.d Orenge Coael Llrldre L. Siegll IMnClld to trel\UCI ~ '*" under the ttlOUs Pubbhlld Orenge Cout •OCll County on September Cllllf. 92163 fhit atetement w• flllld 1914 ·11nen nerne "' narnet Dally Piiot Oe1ober 9. 1e. 23, Thlt .... ~ ... tied ,,... un<* the flcllllout ~bo l\M'lt :c,,nan: Delly Pilot September 1S. 20, 1988 Thi• bu1lne11 la COi\• with the County Cler1I of Or· ,..., ISied •bolle °" August 1S, 30. 1988 wttll ti. Coun1Y ci.t of Or· bualnele name "' nemee • • 11e on "" 25, Octob« 2. 9. 1988 nen.1 ducted by. en lndMdual .,.. County on September Publllhlld Orenoe Coest t984 Su-828 ange COunty on ~*"°" list.ct •boYe on (not yet) 1, 1988 Su-791 Publlahed Orenge Coast Tilt regl11ren1 c:om· 20 1N8 Otily Pltol October 9, 18, 23, Petty Peul 13, "" Sandy Cweon M--A Rueder Diiiy Pilot S.,,1emt>w 25, menelld to trentac:1 but!-Publltfled Ortnge Coelt 30, 1988 This st1ttmtflt was tiled fltllltc M>TICE MtAI Tlllt stetement was lillld wt T,.."~'t9'emenJ: /1~ l'\8.IC M>TICE 10c101>er 2. 9. 16. 1988 ""' under 1"' lic:tlllous Dally Piiot September 25 Su-831 th the County Clerk ot Or-PublllNd Orange Coatt wtth the County Cieri! of Or· 1 t Cou ounty Sep 0 ~I Su·807 1?<111neu name or name. Oc1ober 2, 9, ts, 1988 ' ' County°" Sec>tember RCnne>ua .,... .. Otly Pilot S.Ot.-n• 11, MClf County on September •noe 88 nty on tem I RCTmOUI 9UUllEH list.ct •bove OI\ ~emw Su·814 "8JC NOTICE 3, 1988 NAMe ITATaMINT 26, Octoo. 2, t . ,. I t3, 1988 , 12. 19 I ...... STATIMENT PlllllC NOTICE 14, 1988 fll2tal The folloWlng ~a.,. Su-792 "'11421 F»MIO TM followlng peraona are ' Melc:Otrn Reid Rolon ACTITtOUa .,...... Publtshlld Or•noe Coeal doing flutl,,... .. : ---------, Publlshed Orenge ~ Publ\SMd Orange Coutldolng bualnMI u. FICTTTIOUI 8UIMll This stetement wet lll9d fltlll.IC NOTICE ~ eTATIMElfT D•lty PllOt October 2 9 IS COSTA MESA TOOL RE· "8JC ll)TIC( Otllly Pilot Seotemt>er 18,jD•l'bc::Pflol September 1S, (e)l.IVING WATER RIVER, NAME ITATEMfNT with the County Cl«k of Or· TM IOlloWtf'IG S*lk>n• ere 23. 1986 . ' . PAIR, 1777 WllltOer All9., ---,.25. Oc1ober 2, 9, 1988 ,25• tober 2• 9• 1~7Mlco. (b)AIO OE AGUA VIVA. The lollowlng P«IOOl lie a20nge ... ~nty on Septembet lfA'l'WMINT Of doing buelneee u : Su-S20 Co•1• Meta. Caill. 92827 .. _"'-WU Su-787 CO., 310 t S. FltlMtw /.lie . doing bullness as • 1....., YAMDCllllMT Of EllTE SHOPPERS. 29 Dene Edwrd Otoue. 9421 T~~ } DlllDI •c NOTICE •13. Sent&Ana. Cehl 92704 FJIJ( 2 FAX, 3100 Altwey • p bllshed Or ~t ua Of ~TmOU• C.met Bay Ot .. Cotona del fltllltc M>TtcE Neoienl Drive, tiUntlflgton doina ~ ~1 ...... 'ITS ACTmOU• llUllNHI /3101 S Fairview Ave :73'. Cellt: 92626 ~~t!ll~t 9 ~·~: 25, Th• lollowing persqn1 a.trice M. Bucheh, 29 FtCTntOUI 8UIMll This bualn••• 11 'con· ~~ .. ptnonl erel rtaJC NOTICE r..-.. R R1y.,,ond Prautey Alie. 11 102. Colla Mes1. 1 u enge ....__ euaMll NAMe Mar, Cellf. t2e25 Buch, C.ltf. 9264S i INOtJS,.._.. """' · ACnnOUe IUelNI.. ~ ITATOIENT Santa Ana. Cetff. 927~ C11w John Bwalu, 242&3 • · • ha11e abandoned the UM of CannetBay Or., Cotooe def ....-1TATl..,.T ducted by;. an lndMdual ~-~•ct05, NAm 81'A~ I The following peraons .,,I This butln"t 11 con· El Plier. legun• HIU&. 'Calif I Su-805 Ille Flcllllous Buslne11 Mar, Callf. t2t25 Tlle following pereons are The regl1tren1 com· un . ..,.on • •Ill. The folowtng perwna .,.. dolnG butlMN u · ducted bY,' an Individual . 9265~ • Name.JED INN, 11142 New-~ Jtll'Mln•. 272 Al-doing bualnes.s es. mer\Clld to lransec:t bull· 126'1~ McColom d<>'nQ ~ • ~O COLOR LAB. 1no Tiie regl11rent com· 1 This business Is c:on· Pt.8lJC M>TICE Port Blvd .. ,Co•ta M .... btr1 Piece, Colt• Mesa, 6Tli STREET INN-EAST. neu under the flc:11tlou1 25 S • 8 A.B DENTAL LAB, 213 Newport Bllld Ste 102 menoed to ttanMC1 btlSI· duet.CS by et\ tndlvlduel Cellf. 92627 Calif. 12827 3336 VI• Lido Newport bullneee neme or ~ 1 Hw'tllnfton w. Wbon, Ste. e, ca.ta CoetaMfta Ce/ii 92627 · nesa under the 11e1111ous Th• reg11tr1n1 c:om· FICTTTIOUe~ The fict1tiOUI BUii,_• Thia bullness la con·1Btac:h Catir 92683 listed etiowi on s.c>temt>er ~ Ctllif~ 2618 Mete. Calif. 92627 Otvld R. Levy 706 A tnajt>ullneu nerne "' nemet men<:4ld to transec:t buSl· 1 NA• ITATl....-r Nerne referred 10 ebo11e•u ctucled by. • general par1· 1ntern111one1 Lodging 30, 1988 Ronde. "1.....;;;;,.•fleedl. Biiiy R. Bettle. 1650 W, A11e. Cotona dei MIT. ca1i1 lilted abolle °" NIA ness under the llctillousj The follOWlnQ ptf1IOnt are fll4MS In Orenge County on ~ NetWOfk, Nevada, 3336 VI• .Dane E. Oegue Cellf 92t47 Cubbon. Sent• Ana, Cajff, f282s R Raymonc:t Pr..-Y bullnen neme or neines doll\o butlnele u : Jenuery 6. 1988 FILE Tiie reglllrenl com-Lido, Newport Beach, Celll This ateternenl wu filed · . 92708 This butln-.s ,1 con, Tiils 11e1emen1 wu hi.cl llated eb011e on NIA FIC LEASING SERVICES, NO.f363511 IMnCad to trensact bid<· 92663 wltti the County Cleflt of Or· ~ ~nan ':, con-Tl'tl1 buSll\tH I• con· duc:t.ct by· an lndlvtelual 1wllttll'te County Clertt of Or· CIM! Bulrtlcl !/5 455 G•rden Grove Willlern Peui Dr901nie . .,... under the fictltlOul Thia buslne11 is con-enge County on October 4, ~ · e ..,.. pan, ducted by en lnOMdual Tflt reg let rent com·'•"O' County on September Tiits slalem4H11 wu l1111d Bouleverd. Suitt 357, Wnl· 395 Sente IHbtl. Colle buelM9I name or n1tne1 ducted by a corporehon 1988 Tl't t Th• regl11ren1 com-menc.d lo tranNc:'I bual· 12. 1988 with the County Clerk of Or· mintier. Cellf 92663 Meta. Calll. t2827 Nltlld ebow on N/A I The re g1stren1 com, ,_ • reglltr•ll com-menceCI to lr•ntac:t ~ ,.... under Ille tic:tltlousl ,.1492 ange County on September 1 Financ:lal lnduatry CM-Mary Jane Orepnu. 3t5 a..trlce M. Buc:Nh I~ to transact bull-Publllhlld OrenQe Coaal menoeCI 10 tr~ bllouuei-nw under the lic11tlou• ~ neme or nemes Published Oran .. Coast 119, 1988 su11en11. Celllorntt, 3043 s.nta laabel. Colt• ....... Thia 1tetemen1 was hied neu under the ficmiOUs Dall)' Pilot Oc1obtr 9. IS, 23. ,_ under Iha .,..,It • bustnea name or NmM lilted ebolle on NIA Dally Piiot September 18. nezmjFootl'tlll Boulellard, Sule 6, Cailt. 92627 """the County Clerk or Or-t>umness neme <>< nemes 30, 1984 • ~name or nMlte listed abolle on Janueryl David R. Levy 25. Oc1ober 2. 9. 1988 Published Orenge Coest Le CrMC*lta. Celtt. 91214 Pete Bllley, 9511 Wevwty 9l'Gt County on October 4, lilted et>ove on September Su--832 1988 on ~ 11, 1987 Thit ttetemenl WM tli.d Su-783 Daily P110I Seotember 25. Tiii• busin•H Is con? Pl .. Buena Perk. Calif. 00821 1911 15, 1988 Bitty A B•ttte wlttl ltle County Cleft! 01 Or· 10ctot1ec 2. 9, 16, 1988 eructed by. • COf"P<>ratlOn Mary Billey, 85t 1 We11et1y . •~ ,,_, .1.-n Gelltgher fltllJC M)flC[ f,.:c'~ ~ Mc:Collom Ii This statement wu llllld 111'19' County on $99tembet1 PlllllC NOTICE 1 Su-802 I Tl't• ,rag111rent com-Pl .. Buena Pertt, Celli. ooe21 PUbliahed 'Orenge CoMt Tiiis stetement was hied with •~emen~u llld with the County Clerk or Or-13 1988 menclld to trenMc:t bull· Thlt butlntll wu c:on-Dally Pilot Octob« 9. IS, 23. wnll the County Clerk of Or· FICTI110UI .,._11 1~ ty ,._ of Of, enge County on S.,,teml>er · ,_1s:a FtCTITIOUI IU-11 P\llllC "°TICE nest under the fictitious ducted by 1 generel pert'*· 30. 1988 .,. County on September .. ._ ITA~ ~ 1Y on _..temtiet 13. 1988 ~ Orange Coast• NAMI ITATUllENT buslnese name "' narne& Ship Su-834 •23. 1988 TM lc>llcMlf'IG ptflOnl .,, 3· 988 I fWlQI Delly Pltol September ta Ttle follOwlng per1ons ere I FICTITIOUS 9UIMll I listed •t>Ove on Seotembe< Thi• stetement wes filed j fll2SIO dOlf'IG bl.lllnesl .. Pu.blllhtd Or ""'27 Puotlthlld OrMQt eo.t 25. Oc:t<>tler 2 9 1988 . doing bullnels u NAME ITAnMENT l9. l988 wttll the County Clefk of Or· fltBUC fl>llC£ Publistted Orenge Coall HOLIDAYS. 1~9 Gren· Daily Pilot s.o:i. ~ Delly Pilot September fl, ' ' ' Su-793 WILLIAM 8Al£NTINE 1 The lotlOWing '*'°"' ete G.S. P11ker, Gener el~ County on September Deily Pilot Oe1ol>er 2, 9, 18 vHle Or , Mewport Beach. 0c: 2.D ··25.0ctot>er2,9, 1988 CONSULTI NG 28 72 d04ngbusineaaes. Mllllegtr 27. t988 ACTmOUl.,.._U 23. 1988 Cllil 92860 25· tober 2· ' lNI Su· 79e • Veluc:o Lene Cotta Mesa C REE P V CA AW l E A This 11elemenl WU filed Publllhed Orenge Coelt NAMI ITAT€MlNT I Su-8 19 Oorotll~ Charlotte Ellttl _______ 541_-7_9_7 I fltll.IC "°TIC£ Cail! 92628 . 'jCATCHERS. 1845 Monrov1e 1w11t1 the County Clerk ot 0•· Delly Pilot Oc1ober 2, 9. 16, TM followlng pereons are U>49 Grenville Of,,~ ·-tc Mn-. flta.tc M>TICE William M 8alerlt1ne Jr •88..-CollL-M U&. CelU ~County Of\ Seotemw 23. 1988 doing butlnti11 u : Pt&.IC NOTICE eeacn Celif 9~880 --'"-~--""'-'-"4-----------.! ACTITJ()US ....... 2872 Vel•tco lane Coat~ 92627 20, 1988 Su-~ HALF PINT. 446S w Thta bYSlnffl ,, COi\• FM:TITIOUa .,_.. I flCTITIOUI ....... I NA, .. ITATEMENT Mese. ~ti. 92626 1 Ja mes Jostpl't Hem· '1lal7 Coul Hwy,. Newport Beec:h., FICTITtOUI 8UIMll ducted by .,, incllVidl.llll NAMI ITAra.wf MAm eTATlllllNT d Tl'te :og persona 9'111 '.Thie bu11n111 11 con-lm1ngs.n. ta.5 Monrov1110 Pubt~ed ~•not Coell c.llf. 92~ NAME ITATE•NT Tiie registrent corn, The lotlowinG peraona.,. nw followlng P"90flt ar•I ~RS TO':~ 434 v ducted by en 1ndtv1duet •88. Costa Mesa Calll ,..!.'Y 1 2°•,, • 'er::~ 25, PlllUC M>TIC£ L.eur• VMen Futermen, The tollowiflg perlOl'll ere merlCed to trantec:t bu9t-doino butlMN • dolnQ bu11nes1 u · 14 The regl11t1n1 com· 92627 ..,.,,obef •" 111• 1,...... 4465 W Coaat Hwy . New· dolno bUllneA u-neM undet the fictltloul HOT WAX DETAILING ELl:CTAlC SWEl<T. 387 llda Nord, Newpofl Beec:h. menced to tral\sec:I bu.SI· Th11 1>u11ness 1a con, Su·8091 CITYCW portBMc:tl.Celil.82663 I SHOESTRING PAO· bullMU name or ""'* 3700 Pri View Lane 1 tc. 1 W B•y. Apt 35. Cost• IC.. ~f. 926:3 Jecot> •34 v neas undef lhe 11c:u11ous lduc1ee1 l>y an lflCllVIClual I NI~ IL\CH Lydl• J. a.tne, l7 N~ OUCTIONS 2009 Centetla 1111.cs et>oYe-<>n NIA Irvine. Calif. 92715 ' Mesa. Celtf 92627 Lido ~d ..__,.:.. ee.c:: but•~ neme or n11mes The reg1stren1 com, flt&IC M>TICC CITY COUNCIL Po«ite. L.agune Niguel, Cellf. Pleet. New9ort Beach. Celll j Dorothy CllatloU• Ewre Douala A. Hl1'lan. 3700 Brend• L• POUison, 387 • ... -...,... · list.cs at>OYe on s.ptember menc:eCI to 11an1Kt bull· AOJOURNID/Mou..Af' Tl'tl1 buatness Is con. 92880 Thlt 1tetemen1 wu flllld Pllrlt \1lew Lale 11c 1nnne W. Bay, Apt 35. Cotta C* t2N3 1, 1988 lness under lne hC:hllOul flCTfTIOUI .,..... I Mii i M duc:ted by • generel part· Pennies From HH ven "'1th the ~ty C*1c or Or- Calif. 92715 ' ' Mtee. Celt! 92627 ~~:, bbu:'~:; /; f0n· WltUllTI M Bllenllne Jr buSlneu name or l\emes 1 NAME ITATlllaNT Octellef te. ,_ Mrlhl&> 'inc • C1lllornle , 2009 enge County on Oe10btr 4, ·Thia tKltlMM Is con-I Thi• t>Ystne11 Is COi\· Tll r 11 •v, ue Thi& stetement wu filed Nlled •t>Ove on 599tember The to4klw'lng S>Waont ere .. P.llL Tiie ragl1tren1 com-,Centella Piao. Newport ttea ducted by: en lndMdual Oucted ~ .,, lndMCluel rnenc!o r~gt t ren 1 com, With the County Cieri! ol Or· 9, 1988 doing bualneU N : Put>lic: helJftftg encl Cny IMl'ICtCI lo trantaet bull-8Mcfl Caltf 92feo ,_ Tiie r•atitrant c:om-Tiit regl1tren1 com· """ ~ ~-;:-r 11~-11nge County on 899tembl< Jemu Joseph Hem, CENTEA FOR INOIVIOUA· Couftcll reYtew of TRAFFIC ,... Uncler the l'lc:ttUout Thtf business 11 COi\· Publlthed Orenge Cout menced to trlnMCt buel· menoed to trentac:I buel-un IC: ous 1 •6. 1988 mlngten TIOH. 315 Holmwood Orlw . SlUDY NO. 51 encl USE ~ Mme or nema ducted by • <:OrJ>Of•llOn Oalfy PllOI October 8, te, 23, neee under .., tldlU-. Mee under the fictltlout ~name C: "•~ ,._. Thla 11e1emen1 was filed I Newport. Buch. Calll. 92883 PERMrT NO 3279. requea11 lisfad •boYe on. September I The reg letrenl c:om· 30. IHS bu&INa name or narnee ~ name or '*"'9 1988 w °" ugust P.lblistled Orange Caul With the County Clerk of Or,• George Sp1ulrrl. 315 of Newport ·Lida Medlcel 21, 19'8 mtnclld 10• trenaac:t bu.II-Su-831 11s1ecs •bove on Septefnber 1111ed eoow on Augwt 30, N....,.. 8 Jecob Deity Pilot $99tembtf 25, ange County on Seotembtf Holmwood °'""· Newport Center, Newport Beec:tl, to Laura V. futermen ,_. under the tktltloua ---------12. 1988 . 1984 --, Oe1ob« 2. 9. 16, 1988 1e. 1988 Beac::l'I. Caltl. 92t83 ~°"' the Treltic: Stuciy Thlt 1teternent wu llleel lbuSlntU name or names PlBJC NOTICE ~A. NltMn S..tnda LM Pou19on wt~'~b;:S Ofc~ Su-800 F'9all 1 Cindy l . Bollme.n. 315 ~ to permit the construe-wltfl the County Clertt of Or-lilt.ct ebove on September --------- Thie itettrnenl .,... flied Thie atelerMnl wu tiled County Sept r· Publlatled Orange Cout Holmwood DfM. Newport hon of en 85.170 eq. ti. ar'Qt County on OctOber 4, 15 l988 ACTIT10UI autlNl.N With the County Qw1t of Of. wttl't the County Clerk o1 Or-3 988 on '"''* Deily Pilot S.,,tembef 25. Beech, Caltf. 92683 madjc::.al office bulfc:Ung. on 1tM jene B ~ p,..i. NAMI ITATDllNT ange County on S.Otember WIOt County OI\ Sep1ember l · 1 ,_1543 flt&IC NOTICE Octot>er 2. 9. 16. 1988 I Tflll bulln .. 1 It c:on-Pfoptnyl0c:a1ed et 351 ~ ,_ '0ent · The lollowtng l)tr90n9 .,, 13 ,... 8, 1NS P Or I Su·B01 lduc:ted bY' co-paretnera pltat Aoad, toned A·P, wl'llch Publllhlld Orenge Cout ; Tiiie ateternent wu lillld dotng bullneM u . ' ,_,... '111• ~~ 8-n enge befeo.;1 FICTITIOUI 8U..... 1 Tiie regl11rent c:om· excellde the bUlc: height Dally PHot October 9, 18, 23, t..Wth lhe County Clerk of Or· DESIONEDOE, 5004·8 Publlahed 0,9'Qt eo.1 Publlllhecl Orenge ~ 2.5. Oct 2, t . em 1 · NAMI ITATEWNT menced to 1rentaet butt-ltmlt In 1ht 32150 Foot 30. 1988 ange COunl 00 Sept blf Stuhor Ori Newpor1 Daily PHot ~ 11. Oeily25 'Pl~ s.,,2 ,,1~~ ta, 2.5. Ober 2. • 1'8:u 788 d,..1'~1'te ~11lowlng P«IOll• are I fltllllC "°TIC£ I~ under the flc11ttout ~I~!!._~, ...... ~· Su-837 30. 1988 y em Beech, ~I. 9~ 25. OclObef 2 9 1988 25. bc:to .... · "• 1...., • "' "" ""'u: I I""""'" neme or n.,,._ 11""P'........-•.., • .....,.,... ,._ Jann AtctnZo ~. . . . &1·7114 Su-712 M AS & co ART ftCTn'K>UI •u•••• lllled •bow on ~ltmber modltlcetlon lo the Zonll\g Pvbllahed Or•"""' Coat 5004-B SeHllor• Orlv• • ..... Ill' MftflCE WORKS. 3055 Qub House NAMl ITATfMENT 14, 1988 Code eo .. lo allow the UM "8JC M)TIC[ ·y rtltllC M)llC[ r--.n. nu Circle. Costa Meaa. Cell! Tiit following'*'°"' are Cindy L Bottmen or comc>ac:t tlN pwklng i~=t Octobet "• IS, 23• ~ i:=,~ 9~ fltllJC NOTICE P'IC iPiOUI .,._,. 92626 I doing bualntt.s ta Tl't4s 1te1ernent 'tlfU lllad IPace9 lot • portion of the P'ICTITIOUe MllMll · 6 -821l duc:1ed b lndMdu AeTITIOUI "'.... I ..... ITATlMINT Rod A Mus, 3055 Qub I A.F D ENTERPRISES. with the County Ctenc ol Or· required off 11reet petklng. um ITAn.NT ' \I Th• l•::'strenl ~om-U. ITA~ ftCTIT10UI ~.. The folowlng penon• ete HOUM C11c:1e. Colle Mela. 1956 Anaheim St . Cos11 enge County on 8ep1embtr Gtnerel P1en Amendlntrll The followtng '*''°"'ere 81-IC 11nl111>r: mtrlCtd 10 1,.,,tacl bull· Tiie lotto.Ing P9'90N.,. NAiil ITATINl.NT doing bUt1neU M Cehl 92626 Meu. Ceht 92626 20 1984 S7-t A & E -Theee llrMnd· do6nD Dulineu u n~ nu ~ doing but1ne11 u: The lolloWtng oertont .,, OSHS ADVERTISING Sandra J Mu.s. SOS51 Frank Mlc:h .. 1 Sonch. ' ,__ ments lnvotve meJor re-SE"NSATION'S. 2 Cor, ----------=~~~ht or~= T K'S CLEANWG SE.A• doing~ u-10064 BrOOk'-SI St Hunt'. Clvt> Houte Clfc:le, Cott• 1956 Anaheim St . Coale Publilhed Qfenge Coaat vllfont lo the Lend Ute end den>, IMnt. CalJf. 92714 '1CTITIOUI .,.._ •• VICE. 3946 S.0-llrom. 0£L MAA PU8 LISMIHO. 1ng1on 8Mcfl. Ca1of ~646 M ... Calli 92626 Mtaa. Calif 92626 Deily Pllo1 September 25. Clrc:uletlon Etement1 of the S)'Me Linder\, 2 Cordero. I MAlll 8TATaMENT 1l= ebow on Januery I. Senta Ana. CllM. ft704. 11()1 Hlll'l11ngton St .. Hunt· ~ Slop Home Shop. Hua bullneu II c:on· Thll butlne11 •• con-October 2. 9, 16, 1988 ~rt 9e•cl't Generel IMne. Callf. 12714 I Ttie fOllowlf'IG l)WIOM .,. John D. oi..1ecomo Peulerlno, Coil• MeH. JoflflOougluBrumm.119 Hunllf'!Glon &each. Ce1tr' The regl1rr1n1 com· The reg111rant com, Publlc Mering end City ductadby:enll\dMOuel j Te. TOTA'-LOOK. 701t wtt~"c-:6=ot~ T ... A.. W..,_, 555,fnotoo Budl. Calif. 92&41 Inc., 19054 BrO<*hurll St · ducted l>y l'tutbeno end wife I dUC1ed by an lndtv1<1ua.1 Su-111 fltan. Thl9 l>U9lneu 11 con· d~ buw.... • "" Cettt. 92626 1lth SI •3 Huntif'!GlOI\ 92648 ~ 10 transact butt-menclld 10 trenMCt buSI· "'8.IC fl)TIC£ Counc::ll r91119w ol an appee1 The regl11renl c om, w.,,.,., Aw Suitt H, Hunt· ., Klmber1y HenMn. 555 BMc:h. C.ht 92648 OneStoe>HomeSllOpJnc ness unoer the llClilloul nees unO• 1ht llc11hous by LELAND H. WEST,·New-tneftC*S lo lfW1sac1 but!-lngton BMcll, Ceil!. 92849 =County OI\ Octobtt •. Peularlno, Co11e Meu , Rloflard W1ll11m Baker. CelflOfnla, 20411 Mooric:r .. i business l\ame ot names I bullllell neme or names ftCTTJ10UI .,..... port BMc:tl, from 1he u'*ll· ,,... ""°" 11\e lic:tlllOus l..orne Kel"-rint Perry, Calif 92626 lto7 !14J:~•oo St . Hum· Cir .. Hunungton BHcl't, hJteCI at>Ove on September llateClaboveonJuly 15. 1988' NAMllTA,......., moutClerualbythePlannlng ~ neme or namee ~~~ VlaCal~~:'estlak• PubltlMCI Orange~ Thia t>Yllneas 11 con-tngton Catil 92641 C111f 92648 12 1988 FreM M Sorlc:h The 1.....-.. ,___ .,, ComMIMlon °" Sep1ernber llated ebcwe on Sep1ember ege, · O·"" p I Oc ..._" • 23 Cluc:19d t>y e gentret Plll1· Thie bustneas 11 COi\· i Thie bulln"' is con, RA u... This 11etemenl was filed dOif'IG ~-~ ~·· I , "" . t5, 1MI Robert Alctlatd Petry, 41• .,,, t OI 10 .... .,, 1v, • '*1Np 10uc19d by co-partners CIUCted by e oorporetton Tl'ttS statement wu llled wttl't the County Cletk ol 01 -TAlPLE AA.A LOCl<OVT TRAFFlC STUDY HO 49. S~ Unden Via Colin ... Wesllelle VII-30. 1988 Th• reglllrtnt com-The registrant co"'· Tiie r.glllrant com· with the CO\.lnty Clerk of Or-, ange CO\.lnly on September,SERlllCE 824 w Wlleon AeQuttt to eccepl a revltlld TIM 11~t Wat tlleel 1~1Calibf. 8l362 • menclld to trenMC1 ~ mencec1 to trerisac:t bull-m9rlClld 10 transac:t bu. * •no• County on September 20. 1988 Cosl•,,..;.. Celt. 92827 ' trafflo 1tudy to .. to permit wtth the County Cleflt ol Or· 1 • u11ness '' con- neet UftCltr !fie flc:tltlOOI MM under •Pie flc:1rt10u1 MM under the nc:111.1ous 20 1984 F'92424 Rieflan! Runy.,, 624 w the •tabllalWMnt of • ,.._ M9' County on September d'fed by· husband end wit• ~ name Of nemetlbu91ne91 name Of namee tluelneee ~ or names ntm1 PublllMd Orenge Coest Wil90n Coet• ~ c.M. 1euren1 In c:on)unctlon wttl't 21. tMI Ila regl1tren1 com· titted ebove on Seotemtier llated ~ °" Seotember lilted etiove on Auoust 15 Pul>ltsNltd Oren .. Cont Dally Piiot Seotemt>er 25. 92527 · the ..,.,,-owci eu10 dMI-,_ menced-~ 1r~ ~~· 13. 1SIM 1. 1884 1eee Dally Pilot September 25. Oe1ober 2. 9, 16. 1988 This buslneu 11 ton· ~ 1oc:a1.ct 00 property Pubttlllad Orenge Cout nets u • ......, 1.... '"""""'' T.,... ~ JoM D Brumm p.._ o K.et> p~1 Oc1obef 2 9. 1S. 1988 Su-603 duct.O by-.,, lndMdual Wltllln Ille Retail s.,vlCe ~ PllOt October 2. 9, 16. butlneu nem41 or namee This 9'etesnent wu tttadl Tl'llS ttatement wH l\ltcl Thie 1te1emtl\t wu nllld Su-812 Th• retl•lrent com-Comlnerdal ., .. of tllt 23, 1MI IN'~t;Ti: ~1~ with the Coun1Y Clerk of Or· I with the County Cterlt of Or-with the County Clefk ol Or, P\lll.IC NOTICE meootCI to tranaac:1 bd-Merln«I' Mlle ~ flllan &>a2S " «'Y . ange County on 9tpt9!Tlber ange County on Seotember ante Coun1Y on September PlllllC NOTICE . nett under the flctltloul wflicll Incl* • reciuttt to l~~~·~J,;:•off~ 13, 1818 13, 1988 20. 1eee FJCmtOU1 IMJ._11 buaineu name or namet OYerr1de the requltements ot "8.IC M>TICE •• County 00 SeottM~ ,__ ,....... f112310 ACTITIOUa MllMH NAiii ITATEllbff kll.ct eboW on Seottmbtr I.he Trllfftc Ptleelng Ord!-llO IM8 Pubhl'lad O..anoe Coe1tl Publlehecl Orenge CoMt Publilhed Orenge Cout NAME ITAT'l•NT The tOllOwing persons are 19 1981 nance. encl "-ecceptance l'tCJnfOUI ....... • , .... Deity Piiot SeoNmbtr ti. o..ty P•lol Seotetnber 11, Diiiy .Pilot Sec>tembtf 2s The tollOWlnQ perlO<\I ereld()jng bullntta H Alol\erd Aunyen of en Enwonmentel Oocu-MAim ITATamNT Pu 2S. 0ctob9r 2, t , ,... 25. OctOber 2. 9. INS ~ 2. t , 16, 1988 . CIOll'lg ~ea; SOVlH MAIN DIVIDE This llattmtnt was fltlld rntnt. TM ~..J*"O"S er• o.tlly ~Oc1~ 1~~t Su-7t5 ~71t Su-806 VICTORIA OAKS APARl·1 PARTNERS. 1205-D North with lhe Oounty a.rt1 of Or· Ordlnanctl fOf ln1rodl,lc. dc*'9 ~...... 30 t91& • ' • STARTING A NEW· BUSINESS?? The Legal o.i>artl'('lent at the Daily Pilot Is pleased to an- nounce a new service now avail· able to new businesses We will now SEARCH the name tor you at no extra charge. and sa.-e you the time and the trip to thtl Court House In Santa Ana Then. o f course, after the search 1s completed we win file your f1ctlt1ous business name state,.,...nt with the County Clerk. publish once a week for tour weeka as required by law and then file your proof or publi· cation with the County Clerk Please stop by to hie your f1ct111ous business statement a t the Daily P ilot Legal Depart- ment. 330 West Bay. Costa Mesa. Callforn1a If you can not stop by. please ca ll us .at (7 14) 6•2·4321. Extena1on 315 or 3 t6 and we will make arrangements .tor you to handle th11 procedure Dy mail II you should have any furttier questions please call us and we ~•II be more than glad to assist YQU GOOd luc k 1n your ~ businesstt • ' Co .. l Hlghwey, Legune enge County on 1ee1.-. tlon: ~TIOHS BY GAlM· • Su-830 8-ct\. Calrl 9265 I 20 1884 An orONnce perta1111110 METl. 1966& """*'9'0ft Vil-.. Robert T Killen 1205-D ' • ,_lo dltttlbvtlon ol com-i.ot U\. tttOI, Huntington --.-_-fC_Mn_J ____ _ Horth Cont Ht9l'twey, Biibllttied 0r.,.. co.c "** hend.,..,_ on Pfhlete 9'edl. Calf 12647 ..--nu ~ Laguna 8Mc:fl, Celtf 926St Dli'ly Pltot s.p...,,_ 25 ~ 9'~1t Allen Orlmmell, I ll'lan s Wood. 1205-DrOctober 2 t 1e 1.., ' An ordW!ence l*teinlng 15516 HuntlflGtOn v111-oe Aennoue .._ .. I North Co111 Hl9nwe~. ' ' ' ~ toMatlne~ EYent p.,. Li\ "tot, lfunllngton MMm ITATamfT laoune Btac:h, C•11 926St mftl e..ctl, calf. '2147 Tha fCJllowWIO peraont are I fN• bu11neH II con-1 "'8.JC ll)JIC( Comrec1a/Aor--•1t; Tillt tluelMM. I• COO· Cloll'O ~ .. duel.ct by e genettl part· I ~0"9 fnt Amtndad ..... by.., lndMduel Aai.PM LIMOU81H£ SEA-nerlhlp PM:nnout _.. and Aeetated Joint Elcerctlee Th• reglelrent com-VICE. 4101 8f11hore om.. "'---.ai.-..--~"---"' The rt91e1ren1 c::om-NAmeTAW of fllowwt AorNmel•t tor~ to ttMMCt bUal-~Beect\.CllMI f2M3 IMflCed 10 1ranaac1 bull-I The...,...,.,......,. San~ l4ille Tr-.or-.-~ t1'e ~"*" P • 1'1 c: ti Ao b •rt nee1 under the llctlttoue cloiflo ..,_ -. teelon CorridOt' ....,_ name 0t n.,,.. Mceormlc:tl. 4101 Stelhof• 1 butiM11 netnt or t1amte COAITAl CAM LANO-~ • • OQrnlnUMJ ....., ~on NIA Drive, NewpOrt 8eect\, C4111f I 111111d ebow on Auguet 1, SCAPI H9'YIC!:, 17H MMCa by 1M Orante Coett Nck °'1IN'Nlt titl$ 19U Monrom, CO.la ...... Olly Plot Octof)sr t . tt11 Thie 1111aM111 -lteed -----,.--....-............. RObtr\ T Killen C... tM21 W. wM N Cowlt)' a.ii of Or· lfllt tt•lemeRI WU fltlld l a-. T. Strodsl. t7M ... ~ Oft .., ... ,., wftll the county cienc or Or· .....,..._, co.•• ....... at. ,.. ar'Qt County on a.p....., c.111 llG1 ...,,.. 20, ,... "* ....... le COft• ~ Or .... COSll ,_ ducted bV" .. tndMdu9 lllCft'l'llNI. .... 0.. Nol Octob.r 2, •. 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